is my revision method right?
i never concentrate in class tbh, teacher always talking and words just go from one ear to the other. i always understand it from the book, its just more understandable i guess. but i feel like my method is wrong. first when i revise i read the book, make notes on that page and memorize my notes out loud and ensuring it stays i would repeat it again maybe a day later etc. but should i do this my friends are like they read the book and it just stays there. what should i do ???
You've answered your own question. Stick to what makes you digest the information in the most effective way.
There's no correct method of studying. It's whatever works for you, which is the right one.
There's no correct method of studying. It's whatever works for you, which is the right one.
Different people revise in different ways.
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