There are many ways to recite. Which of the following methods is suitable for you? Might as well try.
First, reading methods. The ancients said, "Read it a hundred times and you will know its meaning." . "Anyone who reads ... must read every word loud and clear, without making mistakes, missing words, not many words, not reversing words, not memorizing, just repeat it several times, which is naturally catchy and unforgettable for a long time."
Second, try to recite. After reading aloud three or two times, try to recite. If you can't recite it, open the textbook and have a look, and then recite it until it's finished.
Third, the decomposition of recitation. Divide the article into several parts, one at a time, and read and memorize it step by step. The content broken down into several parts or levels can be memorized and then recited as a whole.
Fourth, the keyword (outline) method. Pick out the key words to recite in the text, write them in your notebook, press the key words, sometimes lower your head and close your eyes, sometimes open your eyes to read and test yourself.
Fifth, the combination of back and silence. If you think you can recite it, write it once; Moby, open this page and correct yourself. If there are any mistakes and omissions, mark them yourself and recite them again. Recite it again, silently, silently, until the punctuation is correct.
Sixth, the emerging image method. Suitable for reciting articles and poems with mixed scenes and strong words. In this way, you can also draw stick figures on paper at will, and let the drawing help you recite them.
Seven, pair recitation method. Form a recitation pair independently, and 2-3 people are appropriate. Competing with each other, you can ask your friends to give you tips when you encounter forgotten places in your recitation until you can recite them all.
Eight, circular memory method. The next day, every 3-5 days, every other week, recite the contents of the day again ... three or four times, you can form a lifelong memory.