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I recently found out, that the way I was learning is passive, such as taking notes, etc.
But I am very confused about how to learn content without it being passive. Can someone please put some techniques on how to study/learn with active recall?
Thanks x
But I am very confused about how to learn content without it being passive. Can someone please put some techniques on how to study/learn with active recall?
Thanks x
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also, how would you use active recall for essay-based subjects such as English lit?
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Learn and understand the topic.
Then just make questions about what you learned.
Simple.
Then just make questions about what you learned.
Simple.
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Practice papers/questions. I heard of a guy who just wrote down questions instead of notes and just tested himself with them although he was in med school so... Flashcards are good as well but Personally i dont find them very useful.
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(Original post by TurtlePowerXII)
Practice papers/questions. I heard of a guy who just wrote down questions instead of notes and just tested himself with them although he was in med school so... Flashcards are good as well but Personally i dont find them very useful.
Practice papers/questions. I heard of a guy who just wrote down questions instead of notes and just tested himself with them although he was in med school so... Flashcards are good as well but Personally i dont find them very useful.
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(Original post by bint el kalb)
also, how would you use active recall for essay-based subjects such as English lit?
also, how would you use active recall for essay-based subjects such as English lit?
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(Original post by TurtlePowerXII)
According to Nathaniel Massiah, you can do practice questions but instead of writing entire essays just plan out how u would write it. Remembering key quotes and themes could be useful too.
According to Nathaniel Massiah, you can do practice questions but instead of writing entire essays just plan out how u would write it. Remembering key quotes and themes could be useful too.
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(Original post by TurtlePowerXII)
According to Nathaniel Massiah, you can do practice questions but instead of writing entire essays just plan out how u would write it. Remembering key quotes and themes could be useful too.
According to Nathaniel Massiah, you can do practice questions but instead of writing entire essays just plan out how u would write it. Remembering key quotes and themes could be useful too.
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(Original post by mans not hot)
I'd recommend watching Ali Abdaal's video on how to revise for exams where he talks about active recall/Spaced repetition. Hope this helps
I'd recommend watching Ali Abdaal's video on how to revise for exams where he talks about active recall/Spaced repetition. Hope this helps
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Check out the website Seneca Learning! It gives quick overviews of notes and puts it into active recall and has most GCSE courses and A-Level etc. It's trackable too of what you have learnt and you're memory strength - hope this helps : D
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