In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Creating outlines of the material you need to study can be helpful, but if you're just copying words straight from the textbook, you're still likely to forget some of the information. Instead, try rephrasing it in a conversational tone, as if relating a story to a friend. For example, if you're outlining the history of Henry VIII and how he introduced the theory of the divine right of kings of England, write something like "Henry wanted to be able to tell everyone what to do." If you have a series of words or concepts you need to memorize, take the first letter of each one, and then turn those letters into a phrase. A popular example is "Every Good Boy Deserves Fun" as a way to remember EGBDF the first five musical notes of the treble clef. Another example is "My Very Excellent Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas" to remember the order of the planets from the sun, starting with Mercury and ending with Pluto (if you're still including it). These aren't just for learning basic math and vocabulary you can use them for more complicated concepts like physics, history, or calculus. Try writing a term or concept on one side of a 3x5 notecard and then sketching a picture of it on the other side. Even if the drawing is terrible, you're likely to remember what you came up with to express the concept visually. For example, if you're making Spanish flashcards and you have the word aceitunas (olives), draw a silly picture on the other side of a tuna fish eating an olive. Studying is more effective when you know what you need to accomplish. Start each session with a specific goal, such as learning 30 vocabulary words, solving 20 math equations, or reading two chapters in your textbook. Don't squeeze study time in whenever you get a chance. Schedule a solid block of time and try to keep this consistent from day to day. If you treat it like any other time commitment, you're more likely to stick to it. Make 7-9 pm your study time each night if you like to study after dinner. Or try 5-7 pm if you want to have time to relax after dinner.
Summary: Write outlines in your own words. Use mnemonic devices. Make flashcards. Create goals for study sessions. Schedule study time.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The bacterial infection in your puppy's lungs may take a long time to clear up. When your puppy is strong enough to go home, your vet may prescribe a few weeks' worth of antibiotics. To ensure all the bacteria are killed, give your puppy the full course of antibiotics, without missing a dose. Do not stop antibiotic treatment if your puppy starts looking and feeling better. If you stop the treatment early, all the bacteria may not be killed. The surviving bacteria could multiply and become resistant to other antibiotics. Your vet will probably want to see your puppy regularly during its antibiotic treatment to make sure the aspiration pneumonia is getting better. During these rechecks, your vet will take chest x-rays to look at your puppy's lungs. If your young puppy has megaesophagus, it can frequently regurgitate its food. By accident, it can breathe this food into its lungs, causing aspiration pneumonia. After aspiration pneumonia treatment at your vet's office, care for your puppy at home by properly managing its megaesophagus: Have your puppy eat and drink in an upright position. Keep your puppy upright for 2030 minutes after it finishes eating and drinking. Add water to your puppy's dry food to help it go down the esophagus more easily. Give medications as prescribed by your vet.
Summary: Continue with antibiotic therapy. Take your puppy for frequent rechecks. Manage your puppy's megaesophagus.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If not, touch Samsung keyboard to enable it. Click here for steps on turning off predictive text in the Swype keyboard. When you're typing text, touch Settings to change the Samsung keyboard settings. If you're using a keyboard other than the Samsung keyboard, such as Swype, changing your Samsung keyboard settings will have no effect. Swype also uses predictive text. The Samsung Galaxy S3 will no longer suggest words as you type.
Summary:
Touch the Menu button. Touch Settings. Touch My device. Scroll down until you see the Personal section, and then touch Language and Input. Make sure Samsung keyboard is selected. Next to Samsung keyboard, touch the gear button. To the right of Predictive text, slide the toggle to OFF to disable predictive text.