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I will like to share with you an article we have wrote recently. The article contains a total of 79 study tips, compiled and tailored specifically for Singapore students. This article is written in hopes of aiding students and parents of school-going children with their studies, allowing students to study in a more smart and effective way.
Below are some of the extract of the article.
You can find the full article at 79 Tips To Study Like A Scholar.
6) Eat complex carbohydrates! Combat sleepiness by eating complex carbohydrates instead.
21) Move about! Studies suggest that studying in different locations may help students remember better.
24) Use Mnemonic devices! Mnemonic devices are memory tools to help you remember words, information or concepts. They help you to organize information into an easier-to-remember format. Try:
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ancing_tongue:,I will like to share with you an article we have wrote recently. The article contains a total of 79 study tips, compiled and tailored specifically for Singapore students. This article is written in hopes of aiding students and parents of school-going children with their studies, allowing students to study in a more smart and effective way.
Below are some of the extract of the article.
You can find the full article at 79 Tips To Study Like A Scholar.
6) Eat complex carbohydrates! Combat sleepiness by eating complex carbohydrates instead.
“Complex carbohydrates provide a slower and more sustained release of energy than simple carbohydrates.” Complex carbohydrates like wholemeal pasta take a longer time to digest than their counterparts like chocolate and pizzas. A stable blood sugar level would prevent you from having sharp dips in your energy level, keeping you awake while slogging through your revision or homework.
21) Move about! Studies suggest that studying in different locations may help students remember better.
“Research suggests studying the same stuff in a different place every day makes us less likely to forget that information. That’s because, every time we move around (from the library to the coffee shop, or the coffee shop to the toilet seat), we force the brain to form new associations with the same material so it becomes a stronger memory.”
24) Use Mnemonic devices! Mnemonic devices are memory tools to help you remember words, information or concepts. They help you to organize information into an easier-to-remember format. Try:
· Visualisations (such as imagining a tooth to remember your dentist's appointment)
· Rhymes (if you need to remember a name, for instance, think "Shirley's hair is curly)
· Chunking, which is breaking up information into smaller "chunks" (such as organising numbers into the format of a phone number)
· Rhymes (if you need to remember a name, for instance, think "Shirley's hair is curly)
· Chunking, which is breaking up information into smaller "chunks" (such as organising numbers into the format of a phone number)
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