Homeroom: study smarter, not harder

Study skills session: Ebbinghaus's forgetting curve in a chart, spaced repetition, retrieval practice, outlines and mind maps, a distraction-free environment and the Pomodoro technique with a countdown.

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What’s inside

  1. Study better, not more
  2. The forgetting curve
  3. Spaced review
  4. Three techniques that work
  5. Your study space
  6. The Pomodoro technique
  7. Your plan for the next exam

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