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Have you ever found yourself in a zoned out state while attempting to study? Perhaps you’ve breezed through a few pages in textbook with no recollection of the material you just read. This is pretty common even for the most experienced student. Here are a few proven study tips to retain information.

6 Proven Study Tips to Retain Information.

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20 Cool Facts About Maths

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Learning is a continuous process, its important to culture this as a habit

How to Learn Anything in 4 Steps with the Feynman Technique

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Shubham Maurya

Life changes: 5 Simple Changes that make a big difference in your life

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Yogita

By incorporating brain exercises into your everyday life, you’ll get to challenge your mind, sharpen your cognitive skills, and possibly learn something new and enriching along the way, too.

Brain Exercises: 12 Ways to Boost Memory, Focus, and Mental Skills

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The Science Behind Building General Skills | Scott H Young

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Vladimir Oane

The second part of this amazing course. It discusses the transition from Paleolithic to the Bronze Age. At the end of which we get the Axial Revolution when get the likes of Buddha and Plato. Abstract thought. Second order thinking.

Ep. 2 - Awakening from the Meaning Crisis - Flow, Metaphor, and the Axial Revolution

John Vervaeke

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Shubham Maurya

4 ways to learn something new everyday

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Jeanne Marie Quinanola

These ideas are important to me because they reflect my situation and the situation of my fellow students these days. I'm a BS math student and while, I'm privileged compared to others, taking online classes in this pandemic is quite hard. I'm sure there are a lot of people who will attest to this but can't because they're too busy to voice out their feelings.