Active recall, literally having someone teach you and then ask you questions regarding what they just taught you. My teacher would do this a lot and it would actually help me remember a lot of what I was learning and if you don't have a teacher like that, you can get your friends to help you, but you need nerdy friends like you need friends that ar...... 1 reply
Study methods depend on the subject.
In general:
I try to avoid memorization whenever possible because I have a terrible memory. Instead, I usually make sure I can reword everything that's going to be on the test in words that a five year old would know. If you can explain it to someone else in simple terms, you know how to do the thing. Sometime...... reply
i read the shit i need to learn a few times, take a blank paper, write down everything i know about that subject or js the topic i need to learn, and re do it till you memorized everything.
( i dropped out of school ) 1 reply
Listen to me as someone who wasted the entirety of Middle School being obsessed with and watching a bunch of stationery and study videos and study tip videos, all of that time went to waste, probably only two videos ever which I watched last year and spanned 5 minutes in total for both did something for me; when it comes to calculation based subjec...... reply
My attention span is so bad. And I can't focus very well on the current topic I study. So I use pomodoro method. You can just dnld any pomodoro app from playstore. It worked for me. Not always but most of the time. reply
I don't really study seriously
Read the learning material (better if it's summarized), find the keywords that helps you remember it most, write what you remember on a piece of paper, then go back to the learning material about what you missed / did incorrectly.
I also use gizmo to study the material (as digital flashcards). Studying with friend...... 1 reply
