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Space Reptition: Manage Your Study While Improving It

  1. Read the study topic while making questions
  2. Answer the questions on the day of reading the topic
  3. Answer the question 3 days later
  4. Answer them 1 week later
  5. Answer them 1 month later

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Notes Might Be A Waste Of Time

  • Note making takes up a lot of time.
  • It is a passive way of revising as your brain does not put much effort in.
  • It makes you feel productive when it helps very little.

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Study Less But Better With Active Recall

  • Making your brain more Active.
  • Time spent on making notes can be used for making questions. After going through your topic of study answer those questions.
  • The harder your brain works the more it remembers.
  • This method can be faster and Much More

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