From the course: Smarter Learning with AI: 10 Powerful Prompts to Build Skills, Show Your Value, and Grow Your Career

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- I like to think that I've got a reasonable memory. My wife will tell me what she wants me to pick up from the grocery store and I'll toddle with every good intention. On my way, I see a puppy and poof, I've forgotten eggs. Then I see a baby and kapow, I've forgotten cheese and very soon I don't have any of the ingredients to make an omelet. It's the same thing when you're learning. You might think, "Oh, that's smart. I'll remember that." But the chances are that you won't. The absolutely best way to remember stuff is to write it down in your own words. Research shows that students who take notes by hand retain information better than those who don't. The process of summarizing and rephrasing information helps cement it in your long-term memory, but it's also a great idea to create a simple summary of the learnings from a course in a document that you can refer back to whenever you want and it's really simple to do that with LinkedIn Learning. On the desktop browser, you have the…

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