Asked by anonymous
does anybody have any tips on memorizing things? i have to memorize one of juleit's speeches in romeo and juliet in act 2 scene 1. Please help!!
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
The best way to memorize is to use as many of your senses as possible.
Writing the speech employs your tactile sense. You also see the words on paper.
Reading the speech aloud employs your hearing as well as the effect of saying it -- almost like tasting.
The more actively your senses and your brain become engage with the memorization, the quicker you'll remember it.
Writing the speech employs your tactile sense. You also see the words on paper.
Reading the speech aloud employs your hearing as well as the effect of saying it -- almost like tasting.
The more actively your senses and your brain become engage with the memorization, the quicker you'll remember it.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Also, think about what Juliet is feeling and why she's saying this speech.
Answered by
bobpursley
and, repeat it, repeat it, repeat it spaced over time. We learn by repetition spaced over time.
Answered by
DrBob222
I found I could memorize more effectively if I took small pieces at one time with all of the above. Say a paragraph, or three or four sentences. I read it, say it, write it, think it, and redo it. When I get that paragraph down, start on another one. Finally, give yourself some time. That is, don't wait until the last minute to start.
Answered by
Eric
It can also be helpful to taperecord yourself saying it and play it back to yourself.
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