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{Study Tips #1 Methods for Studying}

🗝 READ YOUR TEXTBOOK. Even for your math and physical science classes. At the beginning of each chapter, you’ll find a section that gives the key terms, objectives, and core concepts. At the end of each chapter, you’ll find a short summary and review questions. I find these things very helpful when studying for exams. In order to understand how to solve problems in math, you need to understand the concepts. For your theoretical classes, these sections are vital in studying I think.

🗝 TURN YOUR NOTES INTO FLASH CARDS. If your professor gives handouts of their PowerPoint slides, it’s even better, but if you have to write your own notes, that’s fine too! Once you have the notes, convert them into flash card form. I love using Quizlet because it saves time and energy. Even if some of the flash cards are questions on one side and the answer(s) on the other, I feel this method is really helpful.

This is an example of how I use Quizlet to make flash cards.

🗝 USE QUIZLET. This goes back to the last point. I love using quizlet bc you can look up other study sets that other people have made (to better your knowledge and understanding of a topic) and you can make your own study sets. The good thing about quizlet is you can test yourself on the flash cards because the website generates the flash cards into different types of questions (mcq, fill in the blank, T/F, writing, etc.) This website is also an app, so you can study on the go!

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Me: *owns 526,600 untouched notebooks*

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second of february. i saw the library of anna amalia in weimar, germany today. the creaking wooden floors, mesmerising rococo architecture and the feeling of a book from 1792 in my own hands absolutely took my breath away. i’ve never wanted to be a conservator as badly as today.