Thursday, February 18, 2016

How to Study Better

It is no secret that there are many differences between high school and college. College students have very different living arrangements, social lives, school/work schedules, and meals compared to most high school students.

One difference between high school and college are the tests & studying for them. In high school, many tests could be passed with a brief read-through of the notes the night before or the morning of. In college, many tests could be passed with a long, tiring cramming of notes the week before or pulling an all-nighter the night of. Learning that difference can be a hard lesson to learn.

There are millions of results when googling "college studying tips" that include articles, opinions, research, and info-graphics. All this information can be overwhelming for any college student searching for a new studying technique so it's crucial to remember that every college student is different. Every college student will have a different experience with studying for exams; take note on what works for you and what doesn't.

Here's college student tested tips or techniques on getting better test scores:


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Megan June reveals of some of her studying secrets:

  • Be organized 
  • Have goals
  • Go to tutoring or office hours
  • Study every day
  • Rewrite your notes
  • Make flashcards 
  • Know what to do before/after class
  • Turn off the distractions
  • Take breaks
  • Study groups
  • Make a list of questions. 


Samantha shares her insights on studying:

  • Actually pay attention in class. 
  • Take good notes 
  • Read over your notes daily. 
  • Make note cards 
  • Study hard 
  • Don't be afraid to use the internet
  • Get some rest
  • Get up early to review
  • Go to class with confidence 


Rachel defines some DON'Ts on studying:

  • Don't save it until the last minute
  • Don't be cluttered with distractions. 
  • Don't avoid sleep. 
  • Don't underestimate the time you should set aside to study.
  • Don't underestimate all the material that you will need. 
  • Don't only cram in sutdying in between all of your other stuff. 
  • Don't look at something once and move on. 
  • Don't study or memeoriaze material without understanding it. 
  • When studying with someone else. Don't move on if you still don't get it. 
  • Don't be scared to go to office hours


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What are YOUR studying tips? Comment Below! 



2 comments:

  1. I have found that flash cards work great for tests with a lot of definitions. I have to write the notes, then the flash cards, and then review them. It's a great way to study the material different ways!

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    1. That is true. Flashcards do definitely help with definition based tests whether studying alone or with a group. Thanks for sharing your insight!

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