studying routine
hi everyone,
i'll be starting uni this sep studying politics and economics and was wondering what peoples studying routine is? i.e. how do you make notes in lectures, do you rewrite your notes at home, do you use notebooks or files? I really don't know how to revise tbh, probably why i didnt do well at A levels, so hoping i'd get a routine in for uni
i'll be starting uni this sep studying politics and economics and was wondering what peoples studying routine is? i.e. how do you make notes in lectures, do you rewrite your notes at home, do you use notebooks or files? I really don't know how to revise tbh, probably why i didnt do well at A levels, so hoping i'd get a routine in for uni
thanks a lot, it probably seemed simple but actually helps me a lot.
do you read any course material before a lecture, or do you turn up to a lecture with no idea what you're going to learn today (basically like school)?
guess i'd go for something similar to what you do, except i'd probably transfer onto paper/file rather than electronically. and imma check up on what cornell notes are now
and what do you mean by 'forget all of it as soon as I finish it within an hour'. never done an assignment before, so not sure what you mean :/
do you read any course material before a lecture, or do you turn up to a lecture with no idea what you're going to learn today (basically like school)?
guess i'd go for something similar to what you do, except i'd probably transfer onto paper/file rather than electronically. and imma check up on what cornell notes are now
and what do you mean by 'forget all of it as soon as I finish it within an hour'. never done an assignment before, so not sure what you mean :/
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