Studying from your notes,is incredibly simple,but can be time-consuming if you havent yet grasped the subject.To study properly,You must refer to your notes (Discussed in Chapter 4).Once you have selected the appropriate notebook,and are ready to begin,start by using a piece of paper or another object to cover your notes on the right hand side of your notebook.Once you have done this,look at your first note written on the left.Since it should be phrased into a question,you can test yourself to see if you know the answer.If you do not,uncover the corresponding answer on the right,and repeat it at loud until you are sure you will remember it next time.

Example:

Why do I like candy?                                                                                                                        It tastes good.

I can cover my answer on the right,and ask myself the question on the left.Why do I like candy?If I know the answer,I can move on.If I do not know the answer,I uncover it and repeat it out loud.It tastes good.Once I can fluidly answer the question,I can move on.

Follow these steps repeatedly until you can answer every question or definition on the left without uncovering the right side of your notes.Once you have done this,read over your summary to make sure there is nothing that you have missed.