Link: Create your own flashcards
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This blog offers a host of strategies to help you get through the HSC year and beyond!
Relation tips, learning and study tools, interesting facts and inspirational quotes and images will hopefully make your study time a little better directed, successful and if nothing else, interesting!!
Always try and draw relevance in your study - if you can see and embrace it in life, the concepts have a far greater chance of being retained in your memory and will in fact boost your deep understanding.
Relation tips, learning and study tools, interesting facts and inspirational quotes and images will hopefully make your study time a little better directed, successful and if nothing else, interesting!!
Always try and draw relevance in your study - if you can see and embrace it in life, the concepts have a far greater chance of being retained in your memory and will in fact boost your deep understanding.
Link: How to train your mind to remember anything
Joshua Foer says remembering vast amounts of information is a skill you can teach yourself
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Reblogged from everythingpe
The best thing to do before a big test?
There’s a better, scientifically proven place to start: With sleep.
Rested brains learn well and perform well. At a recent talk I gave, 80% of teens and adults self-reported sleeping less than six hours the previous night. Forget the fact that science shows the average adult needs more than eight hours and the average teen more than nine.
But are there ways of maximizing sleep and good work? Try these:
- Make sleep as important as other things
- Work towards that deadline
- Reconsider your commitments
photo via flickr:CC | owlbookdreams
Reblogged from gjmueller