Post number #387433, ID: 65931f
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I always used to read the summaries on the end of the each topic and do some practise exercises and got A's and B's all the time
Post number #387434, ID: 65931f
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Also pay attention during the classes, many times I didn't even have to study since I already knew everything I needed
Post number #387443, ID: 2823f0
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rewrite everything all over again in three different ways of saying it each time exampel the bird flew over the fence next to me >this owl glided beyond that enclosure to which i was near at the time. > etc
Post number #387526, ID: d10f5e
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If you can not read try to watch classes, and get away from distractions.
Post number #387658, ID: 85ce13
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Ask your teacher about everything you don't understand. Write everything down in class. Go over it later and typeset it on your computer (I use Emacs, org-mode and LaTeX for that). Same goes for exercises and homework. When you do homework make sure you actually understand the exercises instead of flying over them without thinking about anything. Get some buddies to discuss course subjects, excellent way to learn and cement knowledge into your brain. Have fun!
Post number #387666, ID: 85ce13
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>>387658 Oh yeah about the distraction thing another gurl mentioned: It's hard to study with the internet around. So many distractions. I suggest you change up your environment. Go to a quiet place like the library or similar without your phone or distractions and study there for an hour or two, make it a habit.
Post number #387688, ID: d6fa5c
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Pomodoro timers work wonders for me ^^
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