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I'm keen to increase my productivity when I study, but would be good to have some tips. Do you guys have any advice on how to study better?
I'm keen to increase my productivity when I study, but would be good to have some tips. Do you guys have any advice on how to study better?
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good night sleep. food. pressure (usually dont get anything done until exam season cuz of the stress/pressure).
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My top tips - that I got from scientific research mostly on the Learning Scientists blog - https://static1.squarespace.com/stat...6W-Posters.pdf
1. create a timetable and plan all your days from here to the exams
1.1. study more than one subject/topic per day because it's better to do small chunks than loooong periods on the same thing
1.2. study the same subject/topic again a few days later. You'll always forget stuff, so if you revise again, your memory gets stronger
2. use visual elements
2.1. things are harder to understand when it's only words.
2.2. examples: mind maps, colour coding, timelines, diagrams
3. practice questions
3.1. you`ll learn so much more if you test your memory than if you are simply passively reading notes
3.2. flash cards, past papers, and revision websites such as www.senecalearning.com (great and free!) or tassomai (good but expensive)
Hope that helps!
1. create a timetable and plan all your days from here to the exams
1.1. study more than one subject/topic per day because it's better to do small chunks than loooong periods on the same thing
1.2. study the same subject/topic again a few days later. You'll always forget stuff, so if you revise again, your memory gets stronger
2. use visual elements
2.1. things are harder to understand when it's only words.
2.2. examples: mind maps, colour coding, timelines, diagrams
3. practice questions
3.1. you`ll learn so much more if you test your memory than if you are simply passively reading notes
3.2. flash cards, past papers, and revision websites such as www.senecalearning.com (great and free!) or tassomai (good but expensive)
Hope that helps!
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