I had to memorize the Times table in the 4th grade. Every time after recess we would all have to say it. Wadya think ?

Sometimes i have to memorize a whole page of notes for next week science Test and sometimes they can get hard because my brain usually lets them float everywhere but for some reason they always come back to me when I need them the most!

Yes,I once had to learn a speech under ten minutes because I had accidentally memorized the wrong one we were planning on reciting a couple of speeches that day in class.

I have had to memorize many speeches and a whole lot of math and a couple poems.

In the 7th grade, I remember my math teacher telling us to memorize our Pythagorean triples. That's honestly it really. 

Now in high school, the only memorization I must do is in band, especially for marching band.

I Was told to (and my test is tomorrow) Memorize Bible verses. I'm probably going to fail.  

Yes, I take French classes at school. At the end of every semester during exams, we have to do an Oral exam and you basically have to memorize an entire conversation. Not only do you have to memorize, it's also in a second language to me XD

Well, I needed to perform a skit in front of my class, and I need to at least memorize half of it. Other than that, not yet and I really don't want to do it.

Oh man, I had to take a sports exam a few days ago and I did not know much of the stuff, so I had to memorize about 15 different scholarship notes in about 30 minutes. I think I did pretty good though.

In my Spanish class in 7th & 8th grade, I had to memorize lines for short skits my group and I created. Then we would present them in class.

Also, I had a theater productions class in 9th grade. That class was similar in the sense that we would work as groups to create skits and perform them in class. These ones were longer because this was an actual class, not just an assignment for another class.

I've had to memorize a lot of stuff, mostly for plays though, as in my art class we need to do at least 3 plays a year, or else we fail. I've also had to memorize a lot of stuff for oral exams that we do, although I find that to be easier than memorizing a whole play.

Yes of course we have all had to memorize something in our lifetime. Whether it is lines to a play rehearsal or something as simple as our timetables. I recently just had to study for my advanced algebra 2 class, and we had to learn basic graphing functions and the way they are moved on a graph, like linear, logarithmic, exponential, and quadratic, cube root and stuff like that, it was really hard and boring at first but after doing it so much in his class since we have like a ton of worksheets to do, it was really easy afterward and I understood it.

We had a test the next class and I got a 97% on it, I was so proud, but if it hadn't been for the repetition of these graphs or memorizing my flash cards and doing the homework, I would've probably had a lower grade. So studying is important and I think memorization can be tough depending on what you are memorizing. But that is just something I had to dedicate to my mind recently. 

We had a test in science all about the periodic table, and the one who gets the lowest score gets the chance to win a laptop! LOL, just kidding. The one who gets the lowest score gets to sing in the whole class. And I really don't want to sing in front the class, that's why I got forced to study the periodic table. It was really boring, but the whole "Study Thing" really paid off. I got 46/50. I didn't got the highest score, bu at least I passed right? And I didn't get to sing in front the whole class.

why yes i have had to memorize things like language pronunceations  for latin and spanish i hated spanish latin i actually enjoyed the book was fun to read and my class i did i taught students how to memorize things like verses or a whole poem

Of course. And for me, you know, it's been really easy. You know how everyone crams for tests and forgets everything the next day? I cram, but I don't forget. It's all about logical memorizing and combining that with my naturally excellent memory.

Yes I have had to memorize several things the last couple of years. It is hard for me to memorize things as I have always hated it.. especially growing up. Once you get a job you also have to do this.. which I did fine with my first job. Now I am worried about when I get a 2nd job.




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The times table .. was easy once you got right down to it ... and it did benifit me later on in life ... 

Well, I had to remember a short speech in French in fifth grade once. It was for a little play-type thing, and I had to speak some 12 lines into the microphone. I was easy.

My last memorization included several rules for nomenclature of organic molecules. I ended up acing the test, so that was a win for memorization techniques. I'm planning on memorizing a bunch of history for a test tomorrow morning.

Yes, even songs from the past about nationalism. We also had to memorize lines from poetry books and speeches, not to mention those loads of stuff in Science and history subjects that the teachers expected us to memorize.

In college though, memorization becomes rare and it is replaced by calculations essay composition. (Because my course is all about math and logic)