Timothy Here Again,

Welcome to a new week. I hope you were able to use your weekend to study vigorously as usual.

There is a common question that bothers students who are writing this ICAN exam. It goes thus "With everything demanding for my attention, what is the best way to memorize or remember what I study?"

Frankly, understanding how to get the most out of your reading time starts with understanding why we remember things at all, and then figuring out the best way to use that knowledge.

So let’s start with the basics.

For the purposes of reading retention, we can think of our memory as being basically made up of three components:

1. Impression
2. Association
3. Repetition

Let’s go through each one and see how we can make sure we give ourselves the best chance of retaining what we’re reading.

1. Impression - reading with intention. When you’re impressed by something, there’s a much higher probability you’ll remember it. Simply put, Have a study-specific goal in mind.

2. Association - Connect what you’re reading to what you know. As you read and come across new ideas and thoughts, you’ll want to connect these with familiar memories. This creates a mental bond between the old and the new.

3. Repetition - Repeat, revisit, and re-engage. The final factor influencing our memory, and the one that is most important for long-term memorization, is repetition. Without revisiting or re-engaging with the material that you’ve read, there’s a pretty low chance you’ll be able to remember and apply any of that.

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