Why is it hard for me to remember what I study?

It’s no wonder that our study system focuses on memorizing factual information. But studying and learning are much more than committing facts into memory. Many of us fail to remember important concepts because we don’t tap the brain’s natural way to preserve information.

Does chewing gum while studying help you remember?

Recent research has demonstrated chewing gum can enhance various cognitive processes associated with learning, but most studies have used cognitive functioning tasks (e.g., selective attention and working memory) as outcomes.

Is studying supposed to be hard?

Studying isn’t supposed to be hard. Even though it has the word “DYING” in it, it doesn’t kill you. But you are not strong enough if you can’t study at all. This is why I have come up with 10 reasons why studying is hard and why you can’t study at all.

Why do students get bad grades despite studying?

Here are the 9 most common reasons students get bad grades, despite studying (plus tips to help). The problem: If you feel so nervous that your mind goes blank when you sit down for a test, you could be struggling with test anxiety. This makes it hard to remember what you studied and concentrate on answering the questions in front of you.

Does studying hard mean you’ll Ace your test?

It might sound strange, but studying hard doesn’t automatically mean you’re going to ace your test—it’s just one part of preparing for an exam. “I Know The Material, But I Still Failed The Test!” Studying effectively is the real key to a successful grade.

Does studying a little bit each day make a difference?

Studying a little bit each day makes it easier to study (and remember) the material, giving you a head start when it comes to test time. The problem: You are using a study method that doesn’t match with the way you learn.