MEMORY AIDS
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It can be overwhelming to remember everything you need to know for your courses. Sometimes it seems like the easiest thing to do is just repeat the information over and over again until it's easy to recall. However, this is time-consuming and less effective, so consider other ways to add to your repertoire. You need to make decisions that will help you sort the material you want to remember. New and unfamiliar information needs mo
re attention than material that is somewhat familiar to you. Material that you have heard before, or is in your background knowledge needs less of your attention than material that is brand new to you. Information that interests you will be easier to commit to memory than information that is uninteresting to you.