#memorization techniques

[notsosaucystuff]

Here's some memorization tips I gave my class. Hope someone finds them helpful!

1. Become familiar with the script by reading through the entire work.

2. With a highlighter or marker, highlight all your lines and make notes on your entrances and exits or any blocking we have gone over in class. Remember the stage directions: Stage Left (actors left) = SL, Stage Right (actors right) = SR, Upstage (furthest from the audience) = US, Downstage (closest to the audience) = DS and Center Stage = CS

3. Repetition, repetition, repetition. Always repeat your lines out loud. For lengthy lines, split them up in parts. Once you have a sentence memorized move on to the next and repeat both sentences until you are able to repeat both without looking at the paper.

4. Remember your cues. Learn when your scene partner says their line and when you are meant to say yours.

5. Record yourself saying your lines. Listening works a different part of your brain and aids in memorization and character developmental work.

[rigvedanew]

Techniques for Memorizing Vedic Hymns

Vedic hymns are among the oldest texts in the world. In the Seven Rivers civilization, they were transmitted orally from generation to generation with remarkable precision. To prevent any alteration of the text, sophisticated memorization techniques were developed. Here are the main methods used. 1. Loop Repetition (Japa) The simplest method was to repeat a verse over and over until they knew…

[news4nose]

Memorizing content can be a real challenge. Whether it’s for appearing an exam, giving a presentation, or even for simple reason of recalling a friend’s birthday, at times our memory fails. But why many tips out there aren’t as effective as they claim to be?                                              

[alexturntable]

ScuderiaFerrari Just a taste of what’s to come later in the weekend 😂 🎌

[random-mdzs-thoughts-dumpster]

People say JGY betrayed LXC's trust by using the song of turmoil, but the fact that he could sneak into the forbidden library and remember everything he saw there, yet the only time he did it (as far as we know) was to kill someone who was threatening his life, was very cool of him actually.

[i-havenothingelsetopost]

genuine question, do you like maths?? i have a vague feeling i saw your post of tags or something that said something about it but i cannot figure out if it was in fact you or if it was even positive ahahah

Yeah that was me! I don't go looking for math problems, but when I happen to do them, I tend to enjoy it. Wasn't always this way — elementary school math was about speed and memorization and I hated that — but I had a really good teacher in upper secondary school, and it became about creative problem solving. It feels the same as writing a poem in meter or managing to untangle a really bad knot in a ball of yarn.

[smile-files]

i'll be completely honest... i don't want to study for the exam i have tomorrow! as it is i've procrastinated enough by spending half the day making collages but i guarantee i'll procrastinate some more

[daz4i]

damn. i need to keep working on memorizing this monologue. god i'm so lazy and stupid for not working on it earlier *continues to not work on it*

[starlit-supposedly]

Retrospective. This week was bad! It could have been worse but could have also been better-

Actually best thing to happen this week was that I finally numbered all of my watercolors and it’s at 373 pans :3!

I cannot wait to organize them all and swatch all the Colors and look at them and hold them and use them and-

[notsosaucystuff]

btw (same anon) your memorization tips from a while back helped me so much recently so thank youuuuu :D

(this: https://www.tumblr.com/notsosaucystuff/774867614634835968/heres-some-memorization-tips-i-gave-my-class?source=share)

Yay! I'm so glad! Link

I'll give you a bonus one that I've been using recently.

I had to memorize a monologue from Hamlet referred to as "Speak the Speech".

First I wrote it down, then I drew a little picture representing the main words in each sentence. I just drew the first image that came to my mind when I thought of each word. For example:

For the word "nature" I drew a tree. Some other ones wouldn't make sense to other people, but make sense to me. Like for "virtue" I drew a vase of flowers.

Then I remember each picture in order.

This is similar to the stacking memorization method. I'm a very visual learner so this might not be as helpful as any of the other ways for certain people. I also do this when learning new Spanish vocabulary. But in that case it doesn't need to be in order

[todayisafridaynight]

Still it's pretty ballsy of RGG to bring back The Ruff guy instead of the fan-favorite character who sacrificed himself to kill him

i think its infinitely funnier rgg brought back richardson and did everything they could to avoid even alluding to mine pardon kiryu's essence move and a fucking quiz answer

[totallynotaterrorist]

There's irony somewhere in the fact that I always pick up smoking during finals on a chemical college

[basictutor]

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[inkymoth101]

It's so fucked that every word in the English alphabet ending with G, H, & T are written in this order and then there's fucking Strength

Like, who does that mf think they are?? You can't just change the order of the trio that has existed for years

[cutest-silly-nb]

can't stop saying "My pants. Can I take them off?" in Snake's voice

[lnk-and-lnspiration]

Tips for Writing Memorable Settings: Creating Vivid and Immersive Worlds

In storytelling, settings play a vital role in transporting readers to new worlds, evoking emotions, and enhancing the overall reading experience. Well-crafted settings can immerse readers in your story, make it memorable, and bring your narrative to life. In this article, we will explore effective tips for writing memorable settings that captivate readers and create vivid, immersive…