Write an outline of the essay's main ideas, concepts, and arguments. Make sure you only include the most important information, and organize it in the correct order. You might memorize the outline instead of the entire essay., If you need to recall quotes from literary or academic essays, write the quotes on flashcards. Memorize the quotes one at a time. Make sure you also learn the author, year, and any other information that may be tested., Sketch out a flowchart or map of the main ideas of the essay. Put the thesis in the center of the chart, and draw lines out to its supporting ideas.When you need to remember the essay, you can redraw the chart to help you remember all the different pieces you need to recall.
You can also draw images in your chart or sketch out the main events of the essay in comic form.
Reduce it to an outline to remember the main points.
Make flashcards if you want to learn quotes.
Draw the main ideas of the essay if you are a visual learner.
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