12/18/12:
I
am the most successful if I
make a study plan, and write
it down and show my parents
what I plan to study and when.I find that if I show
them my plan, I am much
more likely to do it than if I
just keep the plan in my mind.I make my study plan
each week.
12/18/12:
I make a list
of all my
hardest verses
and put it in
a place where
I will see it
often.
11/26/12:While
studying my
chapter for the
current month, I
try to everyday
read my chapter
that I will be
learning next
month.So when
next month
comes, I am
already very
familiar with
the new chapter.I have found that it only takes
half as long to
memorize.
11/20/12: I
frequently quote verses out
loud to my siblings and
parents. They can catch
little mistakes I didn't
realize I was making.
Listening to someone else
quote a chapter to you is
just as beneficial.
11/21/12: Pick
a couple favorite verses
from the chapter you are
studying, and share what
you like about them with
a friend.
Not only will it help
you become more
comfortable quoting
verses from memory, it's
a practical way to apply
what you have been
learning to your life.
11/09/12 – Instead of
just memorizing for 5 or 10 minutes at
a time, try blocking out a whole hour
and see how much you can get done.I
usually find that it’s easier to
remember and understand the passage if
I can learn it in one sitting.
11/06/12
–
Take the best chapter you know, and
review it so you can quote it without
a mistake starting at verse 1 to the
end.Then, using a stopwatch, time
how long it takes to quote the
chapter.Try saying it as fast as you
can, trying to break your record time.Make
your study time be a mini-Olympics,
continue to try to go faster and
faster.Instead of quoting out loud,
try quoting it in your mind, thinking
the verse.See
how
fast you can go…..
