I tend to memorize things well. With me being able to memorize things, I don't require a lot of studying. If I know I have a big exam to prepare for, I do many things to prepare for it. For example, in my biology class, I print my notes online before going into class. Then in class I take sloppy notes all over my printed out notes. I pay attention in class, and then when I get home I re-print my notes from online. I re-copy my sloppy notes on my new notes. Then I don't look over them again until the night before the test. I may, if I have time, look, over my notes right before the exam. I, then, take the test. Usually I make a pretty good grade: A or B. I can memorize the sayings that go with my notes, and that makes it a lot easier to learn for a test. I tend to remember numbers and things such as that fairly easily. As far as taking notes, I use PowerPoint for everything I type. I can better my notes using PowerPoint versus any other type of writing. It is neater, and I can highlight things better, and I don't have to worry about any words smearing. When I write a paper, I always make a list or bubble map of things I need to put in the paper. Then I write down different sentences on another sheet of paper. I also type my first draft, so that I can proofread it easier. After correcting my writing many times, I type the final paper. Once again, I always make a list (brainstorm) of things I am going to be writing about. I find it very helpful.
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