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The blurting method is a revision technique using active recall. It is done by reading a section of notes and writing down as much information as you remember without looking at the text.

STEPS

1. Study the notes of the subject

2. Make a list of active recall questions while you are studying

3. Write all the information you remember on a piece of blank paper without looking at your notes.

4. Read over your notes and check if theres anything you missed.

5. Keep studying until you memorized everything.

The SQR method (survey, question, read, recite, review) is a reading comprehension technique that helps you to identify important facts and retain information within their textbook.

STEPS

I. Survey - Skim over the reading instead of start reading the textbook.

2. Question - Form questions of the topic.

3. Read - Begin reading the full chapter and look for answers to the questions you formulated.

4. Recite - After reading a section, summarize in your own words what you just read

5. Review -Review by quizzing yourself on what you just learned

basically study tips for every one ! srry if i get you wrong !

to do lists

Start your study phase with creating a detailed time schedule where you write down and split all the things you need to learn in sections. Then create to do lists for each day.

breaks

To learn effectively you have to allow yourself breaks. Use these breaks to get some fresh air, eat something or do some sports. Do your breaks regular and make them match with your learning style.

small steps

It's completely normal to not be productive for eight hours straight. Try different techniques that might help you to keep your productivity high, for example the pomodoro-technique.

enough sleep

Even though you feel like there is not enough time left for learning all your stuff it's very important to sleep properly. This helps you not only to be more productive the next day but also to remember more of the things you've already learned.

drink enough

coffee does not count here :)

offline

Turn your phone off or leave it somewhere you can't reach it. You really don't want to be distracted be any social media notification.

work environment

It really can help to clean up your desk before and after you study session. This helps to feel better and be more structured and focused. Also fill your biggest water bottle and place it near you.

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The Feynman Technique is a learning and study method named after the renowned physicist Richard Feynman. It is designed to help learners gain a deep understanding of a concept and identify gaps in their knowledge.

STEPS

I. Choose a concept to learn

2. Pretend to teach it to a beginner, this helps you to break down complex material to easy steps.

3. Pay attention to areas you struggle to explain. Go back to your study materials to review and fill in the missing information.

4. Repeat the process until you can explain the topic clearly and concisely

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