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Take a break: After 25 minutes, take a 5-minute break to recharge. After
every four Pomodoros, take a longer break of 15–30 minutes.
This method helps maintain concentration and minimizes mental fatigue,
making it easier to absorb material.
ACTIVE RECALL
Another effective technique is active recall, which involves testing yourself on
the material you’ve learned rather than passively reviewing notes. To practice
active recall:
Create flashcards: Write questions on one side and answers on the
other to challenge your memory.
Quiz yourself: Discuss concepts aloud or write summaries from memory
after studying a topic.
Research shows that actively engaging with the content boosts long-term
retention and understanding.
SPACED REPETITION
Spaced repetition is based on the principle of reviewing material at increasing
intervals. To effectively implement this technique:
Plan your reviews: Create a schedule to revisit the content periodically
(e.g., 1 day later, then 3 days, then a week).
Use tools: Platforms like Anki and Quizlet can help automate spaced
repetition, customizing the review frequency based on your
performance.
By spacing out your study sessions, you reinforce your memory and combat
the forgetting curve, leading to better retention.
Incorporating these effective study techniques into your routine can
transform your academic performance and make studying a more rewarding
experience.
TIME MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Time management plays a pivotal role in improving academic performance by
allowing students to allocate their time effectively among various tasks. A
well-organized schedule can help reduce stress and boost productivity,
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