40 Study Tips, Tricks and Hacks | The Ultimate Study Guide
SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL! -- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEHp_b02I0GvTYCBPX_0w1g?sub_confirmation=1 These are my top study tips that I wanted to share with you. For an easy guide, here's the list of those 40 tips: Organization 1. Incorporate homework and classes in you daily planner 2. Color coordinate classes 3. Make your own syllabus 4. Make study guides 5. Reference your material throughout 6. Keep a dashboard nearby 7. Print any tests, exercises and exams you find; 8. Condense your organization and information; 9. Customize your textbooks 10 Print a special planning sheet before finals Study Sessions and Time Management 11. Save at least one afternoon or one morning a week for intensive studying. 12. Prepare your classes in advance 13. Never leave something behind 14. Write your questions 15. Set an alarm clock and reward yourself - no more than 2 hours straight studying and 15 min. intervals inbetween! 16. . Make a list for all of your tasks 17 Work on the least interesting thing first. 18 Print, print, print 19. If you finish ahead, don’t quit 20. Study in an organized space In class notes 21. If your professor provides PowerPoint slides before each class, print them (six or four per page) and bring them to class. 22. If your professor asks you to prepare your class in advance, try to make a small guide for each class. 23 If you are in a information-heavy class, try to adopt the Cornell method 24. If you are in a bits-and-pieces class, adopt the box method these are way more visual and perfect to memorize information. 25. Write in-class flashcards 26. Participate in class 27. If you have any questions during class, raise your hand and ask them. I on the final exam! 28. Ask for examples. 29. Sit at the front. 30. Write a brief summary at the end of the class. Finals Guide 31 Skim through your material twice 32. Make a mindmap of each chapter. 33. Read each of the titles and try to say out loud its contents 34. It’s time for some flash cards! 35. On the day before the exam, skim through your mindmaps and flash cards again 36. Read the entire exam from top to bottom. 37. If you are solving a written exam and not multiple choice, try as much as possible to organize each answer in a structured way 38. Use these symbols for each question: one dot if you aren’t sure of the answer, two dots if you are sure of your answer and a circle if you are completely unaware of your answer. Start by answering any question with two dots; after those are all answered, go on through the two dots question. Leave the circle questions to the end – and ALWAYS answer them! Even if you don’t know what they’re about, who knows if you will be able to come up with something right? 39. Review your test one final time 40. Don’t take your academic success too seriously CHECK OUT PERSONAL-PLANNER.COM! -- http://www.personal-planner.com/EU/ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA! ♥ TUMBLR: http://studywithalice.tumblr.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/alice_m_yt/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/AliceM_YT PINTEREST: https://pt.pinterest.com/alicemqoliveira/ ►PO Box Address: To: Mariana M. Vieira Apartado 000029 EC Sintra 2711-901 Sintra Lisbon, Portugal +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Note: I have been unable to answer some of you back because you haven't enabled comment replying! Just be sure to check that option in your settings so I can reply back! I love to answer all of your questions and I want to thank each one of you for watching and commenting! Keywords: study tips; study advice; taking notes; school hacks, study hacks, study tricks, school advice, college advice, taking notes, solving tests, textbook annotations, study guide; survive school; cornell notes, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, Study tips, study tricks, study hacks, organization, organizational,
