Foreign Language Learning Tip #9: Steps that Grow Your Memory Drastically
The Chinese say, “Tell me and I’ll
forget; Show me and I’ll remember, Involve me and I’ll understand...”
Similarly, once you start getting
involved into learning something new, chances are you would end up knowing a
lot more about stuff than you would have known if you weren’t. And getting
involved doesn’t only mean taking up classes, it means dedicating yourself into
the process and actually taking interest in it. Today, at Mr Class we dive into the
various possible tactics you need to adopt step-by-step that eventually makes
you enlarge your mind!
George Bernard Shaw once said, “You
teach a man anything, he’ll never learn.” Learning actually isn’t a passive
process, but a very active one. Now remembering something isn’t a thing that’s
going to help you in learning languages only but also in all aspects of life.
According to Franklin D Roosevelt, remembering names isn’t exactly a difficult
process but people make all kinds of excuses in order to not remember names, be
it because of their laziness, lack of interest or distraction.
The four keys to remember something
new are:
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Effectively Absorbing Data
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Taking Notes
·
Memorizing
·
Reviewing
We know some of you must be having a
dilemma whether to continue reading this article or just skip it to ‘later’ and
mind it, this is exactly what we call the “Laziness Paradox” as the ‘later’
never comes. Suppose you have started taking French Speaking Classes in Bhubaneswar, this paradox generally happens in two situations: first
when you’re too overwhelmed in starting the class as according to you it’s
something ground-breaking or second when you’re too bothered to get interested.
Again there goes a Chinese proverb, “To chop a tree quickly, you need to sharpen
the axe twice.”
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