Whats the best way to memorize along script?

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in a few days

Answer 1

ancient story tellers did this:

METHOD OF LOCI. This technique was used by ancient orators to remember speeches, and it combines the use of organization, visual memory, and association. Before using the technique, you must identify a common path that you walk. This can be the walk from your dorm to class, a walk around your house, whatever is familiar. What is essential is that you have a vivid visual memory of the path and objects along it. Once you have determined your path, imagine yourself walking along it, and identify specific landmarks that you will pass. For example, the first landmark on your walk to campus could be your dorm room, next may be the front of the residence hall, next a familiar statue you pass, etc. The number of landmarks you choose will depend on the number of things you want to remember.

Once you have determined your path and visualized the landmarks, you are ready to use the path to remember your material. This is done by mentally associating each piece of information that you need to remember with one of these landmarks. For example, if you are trying to remember a list of mnemonics, you might remember the first--acronyms--by picturing SCUBA gear in your dorm room (SCUBA is an acronym).

You do not have to limit this to a path. You can use the same type of technique with just about any visual image that you can divide into specific sections. The most important thing is that you use something with which you are very familiar.

From what I've tried before, it does work.  Good luck!

Answer 2

For me it is easier if I can relate to the character and work it out as the character.  Also relating to the story helps to.  Otherwise, read and reread until you've got it!

Answer 3

Write it out. Practise it out loud in pieces. Write it out some more and practise some more! Find ways to relate to certain phrases or words so that it will be even easier to remember! Good luck!