Beyond Test Taking: Learning to Handle Information - Lifehack.org
Yesterday I was lamenting to a good friend of mine about how depressing it is to look back and realize how much I have forgotten about everything I have learned. I’ve been in school for more years than I care to recount, and I’ve delved deep into fairly diverse subjects (double major in philosophy and biology, now a law student, etc.). Ask me today, though, and I’ll be hard pressed to sound like I know much more than the average joe about those subjects (including first year torts; and the rest of the first year curriculum for that matter). The article linked above gives some interesting advice for just this problem.
