Diese 7 Tipps Werden Ihnen Helfen, Sich Besser Daran Zu Erinnern 🤔 Was Sie Lesen ...

Es gibt viele Gründe, warum Sie möglicherweise die Informationen behalten, was, die Sie lesen, müssen. Sie können lernen, die Zeilen zu einem Schauspiel, oder Sie haben einem Bericht über den Text zu schreiben, Sie sogar für eine Prüfung Überarbeitung werden können in dem Sie auf den Inhalt geprüft werden. Egal, was Ihre Gründe finden Sie diese Tipps unglaublich nützlich.

1. ermitteln Sie den Zweck Ihrer Lesung

Ihr Geist braucht einen Grund zu engagieren. Sie können "wissen", dass Sie lesen etwas zu lernen, aber ein wenig weiter gehen und bestimmen, was Sie beabsichtigen, aus dem Prozess zu erhalten. Wenn Sie bereits wissen, dass der Text kann langweilig sein, dann Sie sich Ziele auf wieviel Sie erledigen werden setzen, wie viel Sie absorbieren können und wie viel Aufmerksamkeit wirst du zu jedem Kapitel Zahlen. Das letztere Element ist wichtig, weil Sie nicht davon ausgehen können, dass Sie alle Kapitel ebenso engagieren finden oder nützlich. Vielleicht gönnen Sie sich eine Pause und lassen Sie sich lesen überfliegen ein paar von den weniger wichtigen Kapiteln.

2. Speed-read First

Actually look over the page before you start reading. It may seem like a waste of time, but try a quick skim read before you actually read the text. It seems like you are wasting valuable seconds, but you are trying to learn what is on the page, so it pays to assign a little more time and attention to the task. As you skim read, your mind may grasp a few of the concepts or ideas within the text. As you fully read the page, you may notice that some of the concepts and ideas stick with you a little better than they may have done otherwise. Again, it seems like a bit of a time vampire, but the benefits will pay off eventually.

3. Train Your Eyes

Before you read, take a look at the contents page, and skip through to a few of the more interesting chapters. Allow your eyes to adjust not only to the type of text, but also to the way it is written and structured. It will help you grasp the text and the meaning a little quicker, especially during the first few chapters as you are adjusting to the way the text is written and the way it gets its message across. Even the way the writer formats the text may affect how quickly and how well you absorb the information.

4. Think in Images

There are times when a piece of text may be interpreted into images. For example, it is far easier to imagine what is going on if you are reading a piece of fiction, and you may find that you remember a fictional narrative better than an academic piece. If you are studying an academic piece, then try to put the concepts into visual images. Do not simply read of the bonds between elements; try to imagine them in your mind as visual images. Think of how cell membranes may allow certain molecules through, or how a piece of granite may be formed.

5. Take Notes and Use Highlighting Wisely

Many people do not understand the point of highlighting, and you may be one of those, even though it is one of the more common ways to retain more of the information you read. They pick out points they think are relevant and highlight sentence after sentence, and then come back to it a few months later and find only psychedelic patches of color. The point of highlighting elements of text is so you may quickly skim read and recall what was on the page without having to re-read it all. Highlight concepts and the points that will enable you to look back at the text and quickly understand what it is all about without having to re-read the whole thing again.

6. Don't Exceed Your Atten¬tion Span

After a while, you may notice yourself skim reading when you are supposed to be absorbing. If this is the case, it may be a good idea to stop reading for a while and take a break. Do something that does not require your attention. Some students take a ten-minute nap on their bed, setting their alarm, so that they may restart reading with a clearer head. It may sound dull and frankly boring, but it gets the job done.

7. Rehearse as You Go along

If you are learning lines or have to learn a piece of text so that you may verbally recall it later, then rehearse the piece as you go. Read a paragraph, and then re-read it whilst saying it aloud. Insert the cadence and inflections that you would normally speak if you were saying the text from the top of your head. If there are parts you do not understand, or parts that you feel are most easily forgotten, then recite them as you would recite the times tables if you were learning them. It is an antiquated way of learning, but is still suitable upon occasion.

Reading things to retain information is harder these days. Those who have embraced the digital age have also developed the habit of skim reading (how many of you read only the headline in the articles on this site?). Reading to retain information is definitely a skill we still need – agreed?