Study Habits
Studying in this kind of place without a tv or phone, can help you stay focused.
What is a distraction free environment.
People often try to focus on more than one thing at a time but it actually decreases productivity.
What is multitasking.
Using these in your notes might look nice but writing your own words works better.
What are highlighters.
This kind of break, like going for a walk or stretching, helps your brain stay fresh.
What is an active break.
People often recall information quickly, but it doesn't always help them understand the concept.
What is memorization.
Getting at least 8 hours of this before a test can improve your memory.
What is sleep.
Making one of these can help you get more studying done.
What is a study schedule or a study plan.
People often don't study at this time of day, but it's actually a good time to help your brain remember things.
What is before bed.
Reading your notes over and over again feels easy, but this way helps you remember more.
What is testing yourself.
This "fake productivity" habit -like rewriting your notes without thinking- might feel helpful but actually isn't.
What is passive studying or busy work.
A lot of students do this the night before a test, but it doesn't help them remember well.
What is cramming.
Studying a little bit over many days is better than long periods of time all at once.
What is spaced practice.
This study trick means working for short times with breaks in between, not all at once.
What is the Pomodoro Technique.
People often stick to one form of studying but it limits their ability to gain knowledge in other ways.
What is learning style.
Saying your notes out loud or writing them from memory is very helpful.
What is active recall.