( 1) ? Sequential memory method: memory in sequence according to the development order of events themselves.
(2) ? Feature memory method: for knowledge with similar content, after careful observation and comprehensive comparison, find out the characteristics that are particularly easy to remember in the content to be memorized.
(3) ? Regular memory method: in the process of learning, look for regular things to remember.
(4) ? Memory method every other year: remember historical events with certain regularity together.
(5) ? Repeated memory method: consolidate memory through repeated reading.
(6) ? Memory method: try to remember what you have learned as often as possible and in time, and strengthen your memory in the process of memory.
(7) ? Homophonic memory method: change what you want to remember into words, phrases, phrases or fabricated sentences with the same or similar pronunciation, which is easy to remember.
(8) ? Image memory method: for more abstract content, you can use pictures, tables and so on to describe it vividly.
(9) ? Discuss memory methods: If you don't understand enough in the learning process, you might as well discuss it with your classmates according to your own point of view first, so it will be easier to remember during the discussion.
(10) formula memorization method: writing the memorized contents into formulas or ballads is a memorizing method that turns boring into fun.
(1 1) prefix memorization method: connect the prefixes of the materials to be memorized into sentences.
(12) Practice memorization method: You can practice, test and experiment some things that can be memorized by hand to enhance the memory effect.
(13) Associative memory method: Associative memory is one of the effective ways to promote memory.
(14) Multi-sensory participation memory method: Multi-sensory participation in memory activities can greatly improve the memory level.
(15) Information compression mnemonic method: remember the general outline first, and then remember every detail step by step, from coarse to fine.
(16) Comparative memory method: When remembering similar things, you can compare them and find out the similarities and differences.
(17) Classified memory method: List the contents to be memorized into an outline, sort them out in different categories, and then memorize them.
(18) Key memorization method: remember the key points such as formulas, theorems, conclusions, basic concepts and important sentences in the whole content as a "chain" to connect all the contents.
(19) Understanding mnemonic method: Only deeply understood knowledge can be firmly remembered.
(20) Inferential memory method: use one thing to lead to something close or something with causal relationship to remember.
(2 1) network memory method: If we can connect all the knowledge points we have learned into a line, form a surface and weave it into a network, then the connections between the various parts of knowledge will be clearly visible.