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How to Become a Quick Learner

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Dedicated study area (Behavior Reinforcement)

Using a library, studying room, office,... will help the brain to focus. One of the most difficult things to do is to just start. Getting in a place that is meant only for studying will help a lot. Also avoid studying in the bedroom, being in the bed makes it harder to resist sleeping.

Assign a lamp to be switched on whenever you want to study, this will help teach your brain to focus whenever the lamp is on (remember the lamp must be switched off at breaks, and never be used for something other than studying)

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Reward Systems

Having a reward (even just a small one like having a bear) in mind to look forward to, for each study session, will help.

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How to Remember Facts?

There is always the repeating method (e.g. flash cards), but a better way is to use Mnemonics which consists of:

  1. Acronyms: Acronyms help you remember and memorize facts, terms, and idioms.
  2. Coin Sayings
  3. Interacti...

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Tips to help You Learn Actively

  • Study groups are powerful.
  • Read the whole thing & then reread and understand each paragraph, one by one.
  • Sleep well, have a good rest for your memory.
  • Write notes during the class, then relook at them right after the class to give it depth. It will not work if you do ...

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Memorization vs. Active learning

The more active you are in your learning, the more effective. The way to learn effectively is first you have to decide what you are learning: facts or concepts? Understanding the name of a bone is a fact, but understanding what it does in the body is a concept.

Can you put the concept in yo...

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Study intervals

A human can usually keep focused and actively studying for about 20-30 minutes in one sitting. Interestingly though, it just take a 5 minute break to regain the focus necessary.

In a break, it's better to do something enjoyable, take to a friend, listen to music, etc.

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How to Read Text Books

The SQ3Rs Method

SQ3R = Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review

  1. Survey: a textbook is not a novel, so you can go through the entire chapter and survey it. Skim titles, look...

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Get out of bed

The bedroom should be for sleeping. If you’re lying in bed for more than 15 minutes and not sleeping, just get out and leave the room.

Staying in bed while you’re anxious or not sleeping is one of the most common contributors to chronic insomnia because it trains the brain...

 Improve your sleep environment

Improve your sleep environment

  • Keep noise down.Β Earplugs may help.
  • Keep your room cool (around 65Β° F /18Β° C).
  • Make sure your bed is comfortable.Β 
  • Reserve your bed for sleeping and sex.Β No TV or working in bed - it will be easier to...

Study Less Study Smart

  1. Break your study time down in to chunks such as 30 minutes and then take a 5 minute break to keep your brain fresh and awake as you are studying.
  2. Teach what you learn to others. This is one of the big values from study groups.
  3. Know the difference between recollection and rec...

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