Pay close attention to any charts, graphs or diagrams used in textbooks or instruction. Rewrite your notes in a format which is easy to visualize and to learn. Use indentation, color coding, underlining, highlighting, framing, capitalization, etc. Take mental pictures of experiments, board work, written materials, etc. 5. Use flash cards to learn and to test yourself on spelling, facts, formulae, etc.
Many people are primarily auditory learners.
This means that they remember best what they hear. You can use that strength to help you study. Read your material out loud whenever possible. Cover it and try to hear it in your mind. Check back and then recite it aloud.