Pomodoro Technique
- Find out how much time an activity usually requires to predict how many Pomodoros it will take to accomplish it later.
- Set the timer to 25 min. & no interruptions! Stay focused!
- Give yourself a reward! Take a 5min. break away from study area!
- After 4 cycles take a longer break of 20min.!
- Make it more effective! Use the first (& last) few minutes to review what you’ve learned before.
- Set up a timetable according to your to-do’s to plan and organize better in the future!
- Don’t forget your own objectives! (Do you want to be faster? Or improve the quality of your work?)
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