[ SECRET POST #2450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2450 ⌋

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Re: STUDY SKILLS

[(Anonymous)]

I always remembered things best when I heard it as a lecture and then wrote down very detailed notes during the lecture and reviewed them later. Not everyone learns the same way, though. (In fact, I hear a lot of people insist lectures are a bad way to learn, which is one reason I am glad I am done with school because if everyone had up and decided to stop lecturing, I would have been screwed. It always took a lot of effort to get anything from a textbook to stick in my head.)

Before a test, I'd make flashcards of anything that was on the study guide or that seemed like an important point in my lecture notes or the reading materials. If I was given sample essay questions, I'd at least make an outline of the hypothetical essay I would write in answer. If there was going to be a discussion I'd be expected to participate in, I'd make sure I did the assigned reading and wrote down a few ideas of things to discuss.