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An easy way to memorize any subject is to make it meaningful and, well, memorable! For example, think back to the first day of school. You didn't know anyone, but had to learn names, what they liked/disliked, what they enjoyed/hated, etc.
It's the same with learning biographical (life) information about any famous person. Like your best friend at school, at first you only know the famous person's name. But, information can include a birth date (and death date), where the person lived, what they did in life (their likes), and whether they got any awards for their work.
Try to have an imaginary conversation with the "subject", in this example a famous scientist. Ask him/her questions (hint: use questions for the facts you must learn). Imagine the scientist telling you about his newest discovery and when he made that discovery.
Write a (pretend) letter to the scientist-- you won't mail the letter, it's just a learning method. Ask him all the same questions for the facts you need to remember. Now, pretend that you are the scientist who just received this letter full of questions. As you pretend to be the scientist, write a reply that answers all the questions! Use your book or notes to look up the right answer so you (playing the scientist) can answer the letter. Now, you have a letter with the specific questions, and a letter with the answers. Use both to study for tests.
An important key to learning is to make it fun! Think of different ways you (or you with your friends) can learn facts without it being boring. For example, two or three friends can write and act out a play about a famous person or events in history.
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How do you memorize a science paper in a few minutes?
Encode it.
What are the lessons in science fiction movies?
There seem to be several different lessons that one can learn from science fiction movies. Killer robots will turn on the people who made them. Don't trust monsters, aliens, governments, or wealthy corporations. Mad scientists are very dangerous. The future will turn out to be very weird.
What are the scientist contributions to science and technology?
By definition, science is created by scientists. There is no science without scientists, so the level of contribution of scientists to science is 100%. Technology requires science as well.
Where can I get forensic science lessons ?
You can find information on where to take forensic science lessons on the following website...sciencespot.net/Pages/classforscilsn.html and on forensicscience.ufl.edu/
When is a condenser used in science lessons?
In science lessons, condensers are often used lessons involving physics. They can be used with water and other substances to show their reactions under different temperatures.
Can you get guitar lessons without having a guitar?
Yes. Just memorize what you learn and when you buy a guitar you can try it out. It is totally up to you.
Why are scientists called scientists?
because they study about Science
How many scientists get infosys science prize?
six scientists get infosys science prize in five catogries.
Which site gives free summary of the social science lessons cbse class 8?
You can get Summary of the social science lessons cbse class 8 fromwww.learnnext.com
Why do scientists ask questions about the work of other scientists?
Because science is fueled by questions. The point at which scientists stop asking questions is when science becomes a theology.
How important is science laboratory in learning science concepts?
Very important.Because without the science laboratory.You can't study about the experiments or other lessons you need to study there..And also the science laboratory is the right place to study lessons of you science book. Answered by: Angela Lopez of M.C.S
What do scientists who do pure science do-?
Scientists who do "pure science" focus on science without regard to applications. Typically, scientists have something in mind when they are researching, for instance cancer curing or practical inventions. Pure scientists focus only on the science.
