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hokieone posted:
A hand-held recorder, digital or tape (I still use cassettes). Recording a lecture (step one) and listening to it a second time (step 2) to fill in your notes is a great study method. I did this in college and law school. Step 3 was to make an outline from the notes and by then, the material is mastered. I rarely had to study for exams because after making the outline, a little review brought it all back. Just a thought, might not be for everyone.

I still have one but my son laughed at me and said "Dad, that's what they make i-phone voice recorder for." We are getting old.

12/11/1910:21 AM

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