1. Take your lecture notes using different coloured pens…
The use of multiple colours helps
map your thought pattern, allowing you to think deeper into the topic. The use
of colour helps fire up your visual memory, giving you a greater chance of
actually being able to remember what you’ve written.
2. Studying incentive: When you reach a gummy bear
you get to eat it.
the more you read the more treats you get just don't cheat and eat them
all in one go!
3. Stock up on Vitamin C
Make sure you get lots of it during Freshers' Week.Fresher's Flu is also
a very real thing - so stock up on the vitamins and don’t be one of those
people coughing over the lecturer's word
4. Roll all your clothes to save space in your small room
trust me this works especially if you have little storage or want to take a lot of things on a trip away with you
trust me this works especially if you have little storage or want to take a lot of things on a trip away with you
5. Get well acquainted with recipes you can make using a mug and a
microwave.
they are very useful and also taste great. it is perfect especially if
you want a quick snack without waiting for ages for them
6. Chew gum.
the act of chewing
gum is actually a brain booster. And, since there aren’t severe side effects
(like there can be with caffeine) chomping on your favourite flavour is a great
study aid.
7. Rewrite your notes
by hand.
Go old school and
rewrite your notes by hand. When you take the time to rewrite them by
hand, you actually learn more effectively than when using your computer, tablet
or laptop.
8. Make a cheat sheet
you’ll never use.
Though you’ll obviously never use a cheat sheet during an actual exam or
quiz, it can help to create one because in order to do so, you’ll need to sift
through all of your notes and materials to find the key items and rewrite them
on your sheet.
taking effective breaks helps you become a lot more productive
throughout the day. however there has been some debate as to different methods
of work vs break levels some people say 52 mins work 17 min rest i prefer 45
mins work 20 mins rest but you just have to find something that works out to be
the best for you
9. Sleep
yes that's right I've
said it, it’s a basic human need that, unfortunately, needs to be stated. Get
plenty of rest while studying (and before the test or quiz). Your body needs to
sleep to think properly.
10. Take Effective Breaks
Taking effective breaks helps you become a lot more productive throughout
the day. however there has been some debate as to different methods of work vs
break levels some people say 52 mins work 17 min rest i prefer 45 mins work 20
mins rest but you just have to find something that works out to be the best for
you
hope this helps you out if you have any hacks you'd like to add feel
free to leave them in the comments.
This is really helpful. I always chew gum :)
ReplyDeletethank-you glad you liked it plenty more hacks, tips and support post scheduled so keep an eye out :)
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