mmm..I don't know how to start but I have to start somewhere..

I just have a short memory or short retaintive memory (as people do call it) in respect to my academics..

if I learn something (especially in maths phy and chm) I tend to forget it easily...

I don't know why..but I have been scaling through with it,but I think its time to work on it now am in the higher institution.

I can't continue like this...

so my question is .. HOW CAN I FIGHT THIS SHORT RETAINTIVE MEMORY OF MINE?

HAS ANYONE BEEN IN MY SHOES?

pls matured advice and suggestions are highly welcomed..

johnnydon22,tempakguy.

etc.

It's simple, you can easily forget things when u don't exercise your brain.
EXERCISE YOUR BRAIN.

Repetition of what learnt should help. .... Your age also determine.
Lastly, minimize social platforms of unproductive stuff.

Understanding what is learnt is better than remembering it..

-You can know something by understanding it without having to remember it.

-You can memorize something without having understood anything about it at all.

So i suggest you go for understanding rather not memory.

Education is meant to improve and test our intelligence not our memory.. So for everything you wish to understand, break it down to the simplest fundamentals to understand it's mechanisms and laws.

In so doing you need not remember what you have learnt since you already know it..

You need not remember the (sum) of any two numbers i give you now because you simply know and understand the laws of addition.

Try brain transplant.

JK

But I had this problem back in the days, don't kill ur sef over remembering things, jus try and understand what you read, it way better and improves ur IQ.

Bros don't be crammer, ur brain fit burn from overload.