Organize information to improve memory. Organizing materials makes it easier to find what you need, just as organizing new information through learning strategies like tri-fold repetition will help store it in long-term memory. The document recommends organizing new information through repetition and strategies like tri-fold, which involves exposure to the material six times, in order to more easily retrieve and remember what was learned.

1. Memory Tip

2. Memory Tip
• Organize the Material:
• Organizing your room, your house, or your closet is a good
example of why organization is important.
• Without having an organizational plan, locating what you
need when you need it would be difficult and time
consuming.
• This thought process is the same one that you should use for
remembering.
• Retrieval, finding the information, will be easiest if you begin
to organize the new learning.

3. Learning Strategy
• Tri-Fold (primary Rehearsal Strategy)
• Remember can be a challenge.
• It is important to find several strategies that will help
increase the amount of information that can be remembered.
• With the tri-Fold strategy, you are exposed to the material six
times.
• This repetition and organization will help you store the
information in your long-term memory.