Study Tips for Academic Success

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Vocabulary-style flashcards covering key study tips and techniques from the notes.

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Pomodoro Technique

A time-management method that uses 25 minutes of focused work followed by a 5-minute break; after four rounds, take a longer break (15–30 minutes).

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Active Recall / Self-Quizzing

A study method that strengthens memory by actively retrieving information through self-testing or explaining concepts aloud rather than passively rereading notes.

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Spaced Repetition

A review strategy that spaces study sessions over increasing intervals to move knowledge from short-term to long-term memory; examples include reviews one day later, three days later, and about a week later, often using apps like Anki or Quizlet.

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Anki

A digital flashcard app that schedules reviews using spaced repetition to optimize long-term retention.

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Quizlet

A digital flashcard platform that supports spaced repetition and study sets for organized practice.

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Mind Mapping

A visual organization technique that starts with a central idea and branches out into related topics to reveal connections and simplify complex subjects.

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Summarizing Notes in Your Own Words

Paraphrasing content to deepen understanding and improve recall by making notes personally meaningful.

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Feynman Technique

Teaching a concept to someone else (real or imagined) to identify gaps in understanding and reinforce learning.

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Using Flashcards Effectively

Keep cards simple (one concept per card), use active recall, and shuffle to avoid memorizing order; digital apps can help space reviews.

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Avoiding Multitasking

Focusing on a single task at a time; multitasking slows thinking, reduces memory retention, and lowers productivity.

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Distraction-Free Environment

A quiet, organized study space with notifications off and minimal clutter, possibly using noise-canceling headphones or instrumental music to aid concentration.

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Goal Setting and Time Blocking

Setting specific study goals for each session and scheduling dedicated time blocks on a calendar to build routine and stay on track.