Video narration
You studied late into the night, so why does the answer disappear when you sit down in the exam? You look at the question, panic rises, and you search for facts you were sure you knew hours ago. It's frustrating-and easy to think, "My memory must be weak," or, "I need to study longer." But does forgetting in that moment really mean your memory is weak? Not necessarily. The way you study may be part of the reason. Getting through the pages and bringing an answer to mind are not always the same thing. So before you blame yourself, look at your approach. Next, we'll explore a three-part, seven-day plan. One, two, three: just a glimpse of what's ahead, not steps to memorize now. So, why didn't the answer come? Often, it isn't weak memory; the way you studied may be part of it.