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This week we discussed many different strategies but I think we all agreed on 1 major strategy which was planning ahead/ studying prior to exams. Both of these are extremely important and both if done wrong could really impact your grade negatively. Studying before exams and planning better will lead to you processing information much quicker and effectively rather than studying the night before or even the day of which will lead to bad test scores and eventually a bad GPA.
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After talking about the different strategies, everyone seemed to find at least one beneficial. A popular one was the Cornell and 1+3. They are easy to set up on a page, beneficial for our understanding of the material and will contribute to our note taking abilities in the semesters to come. With that being said, a lot of us have talked about switching our note style and picking and choosing the things in each strategy to formulate the most comprehendible and rewarding notes.
