Before class - 2). Stop and recite - Deepstash
Before class - 2). Stop and recite

Before class - 2). Stop and recite

If you're reading a book, watching a video, after every section stop and try to recite in your own words what you just learned. 

Tip: Note the topics you find more difficult to remember 

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Study better and efficiently before class, during class and after class

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