hey..Idk why but I'm feeling mad and sad rn because I recently got into English honors and so I have summer hw. The summer hw states that I have to study 54 terms for the test on the first day of school and some of these terms I haven't even heard in my life..I need help to study pls..

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ShadowKid3 · Answer

Help with what exactly? Like what are you trying to do?

randogirl123 · Answer

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randogirl123 · Answer

I just need to study 54 terms..I tried using flashcards but didn't help as much

ShadowKid3 · Answer

Have you been provided with any sort of audio or is it just text?

randogirl123 · Answer

@shadowkid3 wrote:

Have you been provided with any sort of audio or is it just text?

its just a document of all the terms with examples

randogirl123 · Answer

I've been fr crying too cuz idk how to study this thing

randogirl123 · Answer

plus its like my first honors class and I rlly wanna do good

ShadowKid3 · Answer

You can try reading the terms first then say aloud to yourself as much terms and their definition as you can or give yourself short quizzes on the material as you do it. Another method you could use is chunking where you break information into smaller pieces to make it a bit easier to remember.

randogirl123 · Answer

@shadowkid3 wrote:

You can try reading the terms first then say aloud to yourself as much terms and their definition as you can or give yourself short quizzes on the material as you do it. Another method you could use is chunking where you break information into smaller pieces to make it a bit easier to remember.

how I do "chunk" it?

ShadowKid3 · Answer

@randogirl123 wrote:

@shadowkid3 wrote:

You can try reading the terms first then say aloud to yourself as much terms and their definition as you can or give yourself short quizzes on the material as you do it. Another method you could use is chunking where you break information into smaller pieces to make it a bit easier to remember.

how I do "chunk" it?

Break the material into smaller sections since smaller amounts help retain information better than a longer form

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