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Know more do more

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Create plan of what and when. Including testing.
Have rewards and study breaks.
Write tests out by hand/draw diagrams when possible.
Sleep, exercise and eat well

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Alternate subjects
Half a day per subject
Exercise breaks
Eat well
Sleep well

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Remembering it helps

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Remembering it helps

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Have a 30 mins break every 1 hr of studying

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HOW 2 REMBR STUF
1. Rewrite your notes (preferably in different formats each time).
2. Test yourself regularly (mock exams, explain concepts to friends, let friends test you).
3. Space your learning activities (don't cram the night before an exam, try to revise at regular intervals).

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HOW 2 REMBR STUF
1. Rewrite your notes (preferably in different formats each time).
2. Test yourself regularly (mock exams, explain concepts to friends, let friends test you).
3. Space your learning activities (don't cram the night before an exam, try to revise at regular intervals).

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1. Don't cram!
2. Space it out
3. Self test (Flashcards maybe? :))
4. Engage in desirable difficulties

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Netflix & Chill

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1. Although already gone, try and test self on lecture/tutorial material at least within 24 hrs. This will help concrete the information into the long term memory storage.
2. Try and link information to things you already remember and enjoy; to help make this easier to remember later without notes, close your eyes and test yourself as well (active recall)
3. Get sleep - this helps to store the things you've learned into the long-term storage of your memory; and also helps you to figure out problems subconsciously sometimes (say a maths problem you're stuck on, or even past exam problems you're attempting).