<prompt> Hlahisa mokhoa o motle oa ho hopola likhopolo tse rarahaneng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suggest a good way to remember complex concepts. . Response in English: One effective way to remember complex concepts is to use a technique called chunking. This involves breaking down a large piece of information into smaller, more manageable chunks that are easier to memorize. Visual aids, such as diagrams or charts, can also be helpful for visual learners to better understand complex concepts. Another effective strategy is to use mnemonic devices, creating an acronym, phrase, or song to aid in memorization. Finally, repetition through flashcards or practice quizzes can also reinforce the information and help commit it to long-term memory. . Response in Sesotho: Tsela e ngoe e sebetsang ea ho hopola likhopolo tse rarahaneng ke ho sebelisa mokhoa o bitsoang chunking. Sena se akarelletsa ho arola boitsebiso bo bongata ka likaroloana tse nyenyane, tse laolehang haholoanyane tseo ho leng bonolo ho li tšoara ka hlooho. Lithuso tse bonoang, joalo ka litšoantšo kapa lichate, li ka thusa baithuti ba pono ho utloisisa mehopolo e rarahaneng hamolemo. Leano le leng le sebetsang ke ho sebelisa lisebelisoa tsa ho hopola lintho, ho etsa khutsufatso, poleloana kapa pina ho thusa ho hopola. Qetellong, ho pheta-pheta ka li-flashcards kapa lipotso tsa ho itlhakisa le hona ho ka matlafatsa tlhahisoleseling le ho thusa ho e boloka mohopolong oa nako e telele. 