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I study by reviewing the lessons we learned and look back at my notes.

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I don t really study for exams . But if i ever did study i probly jist get som loose leaf my match book and go over the questions how they did it and then just make my owm questions and answer them .What i learned from the video was that if you keep doing one thing for a relly long time you won t learn and if you switch from one to another then you will know how to do this while knowingb how to do that. I also learned tht if you do like 5 hours of learning inone daay you will be cramming stuff into your brin and if you divide the 5 hours to 1 week it well be more helpfull to learn or study.

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I don’t study. The only time I’d ever “study” is if it’s some questions we HAVE to fill out.

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I like to review the thing that I am using to study. I read over my notes from class. I also test myself once in a while.

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I look back at the notes I took at class and remember the more important parts.

Write what you know already. Words and Visuals help you. Cramming doesn't help you. Switch topics but not too fast.

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I study be reviewing back my work and the lessons 30 min before the test. I normally don't study unless it's a big test.

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Sometimes I forget to study and other times I just don't.

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I surprisingly dont study but still do pretty good.

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i only study for certain thing or subject that hard for me but apart from that i don't
to space out your sudying not doing it all at once.

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I would review my past notes on the subject that I have on the quiz/test.

The video stated not to cram like study the day before the test.

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i study by looking at notes and going over my work.

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I just review the lesson of the test and look back at my notes.

The video said to write about everything you know i think on the practice test and whatever you got wrong, you work on it more.

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If I was going to study I would read over my notes and go over them

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The video taught me to space my studying by 2-3 days and not to cram it all up. I also remember that the most efficient way to study is using pictures and words.

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The video talked about physiological study strategies. It told you to spread out your studying into sessions. It told you to alternate topics, not to quickly, not to slowly. To try and do something with info.

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1. Use words and visual
2. Just dump out as much as you know on to paper
3. Take practice tests
Take more time then just cramming it all into one day
4. Use examples

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What I learned from the video is that you shouldn't cram. Cramming is not the efficient way to study before a test. You have to plan out weeks before the test and do about an hour a day. There you brain can organize your information. Also to check what you have learned, take a paper and write, draw everything you remembered studying.

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The video tuaght us that there are many effective ways to study. One of them is too space out studying by days instead of doing it all at once. It also said to switch topics now and then, not too offten and not too little it also said that the number 1 rule is that you should just practice writing down what you already know.

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i barley study

in the video they taught us many ways to study, one way was like doing 5 min of a multiple choice then go to writing one. you shouldnt also cramp up things, let your brain

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The video talked about to not cram because you would have more changes o f getting a low grade. Write everything you already know on a paper. Take practice test over and over again. Plan for weeks before the the test.

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the video was helpful because i now know the right way to study