Re-Reading Is Inefficient. Here Are 8 Tips for Studying Smarter.
VoxThe memory researcher’s guide to studying.
Read when you’ve got time to spare.
Whether you’re trying to get through a new semester with less test stress, developing new skills for work, or simply want to learn more about a new topic, these expert-approved study tips are for you.
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The memory researcher’s guide to studying.
This is the semester you stop cramming and start using methods that actually work.
If you’re just copying down what the lecturer says and you don’t revise what you’ve written down, there’s little point in taking notes.
“How can I get more stuff done?” There’s a simple solution to improve your productivity and focus: Use the Pomodoro method.
Taking a few minutes to do a puzzle — or stare into space — can allow you to return to work sharper and more creative.
Optimize your studying and test prep with these techniques.
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