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I study for 50 minutes on a subject, and rest a bit for 10 minutes, then, I were to spend 40 minutes to revise the subject more ‘in-depth’ and to rest more for 20 minutes :D

I then spend the last section for 30 minutes doing another subject or multiple if possible and spend another 30 minutes with some practices and stuffs I guess :0 and yay am free :’)

Because uhm I feel demotivated fast I think and sometimes I don’t do this and just go to hav some funs :p

guh

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leanrning a language , you can have a dictionary with you to 对照 the two languages. And you will find that the translation of each word in the two languages is different. Although it is useless, you may be able to use it in your composition if you translated some useful words 的（but high chance it‘s non-standard sentence）

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study with friends, they give me more ideas on how to do a question

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I study each subject for 1 hour, take a break for 30 minutes to listen to music then move on to the next subject for 1 hour and repeat the process. I also write down a few notes if it helps me to study.

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I look at notes during my freetime and memorise what has my teacher taught me.

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I just do the completed sls packages and — rewatch the videos. I read my notes as well as teachers and friends notes, I ask/share with friends with things I’m unsure about or to quiz me, I also redo my google classroom online worksheets, If I build up enough courage I ask my teacher for help, i also use this one quiz app, i use study tips and methods from online and also ask chat gpt to generate questions for me to answer.

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Study rationally/

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I have a notebook for different subjects and I usually write what I understand from the class or textbook using different coloured pens, sometimes I use short comic strips to help me understand the topic better.

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for math, i wld memorise formulas and concepts

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I create a colourful mind map.To study math and English homework because I can take note that you can learn more about it.

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Doing practice papers help me to learn and understand difficult questions better.

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write down what u remember first, then after that look at the points u missed out and write them in a different colour. keep practicing the different coloured point.

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Look at my notes

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Formula make them into something that is easy to remember

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hazel - for english, i will read my notes provided by my english teacher and i will also write down my own notes in different colours to remember as it is easier to visualise with different colours

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Mandy

Studying with friends allows me to ask my friends if I don’t know.—.

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Read the notes that I took down doing class and revise it

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I can sort my worksheets and make notes

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I like to study in groups because I can get knowledge from my friends that are good in a certain topic I’m not good at, so they can teach me.

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I revise all papers I have done and write notes.

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write notes

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I do multiple questions on an assessment book and revise each chapter’s notes that my teachers give me to help me study.This strategy works well for me because I will get to learn from my mistakes and experience more types of questions that will be tested in the exam.

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I use a study method called the “Pomodoro Method”— After every 25 minutes of studying/revising a subject, you take 5 minutes break(1 round). After every four rounds, you add 5 minutes to your break, meaning you take a break for 10 minutes and study/revise for 25 minutes. Then you repeat the cycle by adding 5 minutes to your break every 4 rounds. It works for most subjects.

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When creating/writing notes, I try to include my favourite interests as possible as I can so that it motivates me to stay more interested in studying

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Drilling helps me remember the concepts and how to use it. As I practice more I will be more familiar with the methods and concepts.

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Memorising my work for all subjects except math. This has worked well for me because I can remember what I have learnt and apply it to my work. But for math I usually do practice questions on the questions I do wrongly

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Anastasia- I stay in a room with air conditioning and on music then I go on sls and revise the completed and non-completed packages and write notes on a notebook or iPad.

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Read through ur file

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Reading notes on google classroom or paper notes and doing questions related to the topic im studying for and take a 5min break after 20 mins of studying then repeat the cycle

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Wing it

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Write note on the paper or write it in the note book and keep practising the topics that I am are weak at

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Studying and revising a few days before the WA3 so that you would be able to memorise better instead of procrastinating and studying last minute. It is bad as you may not be able to study all the topics in time since it is last minute. You can do this by putting away your distractions such as mobile phones and iPads to focus better!

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Creating mind maps with colorful branches helps me connect new information to what I already know. I use different colors for different subtopics, and drawing these visual connections makes abstract concepts more concrete. It's like building a web of knowledge in my brain.