Studying for hours does not always mean learning. These eight methods help you remember more in less time. You can use them for school exams, college courses or competitive tests. ## 1. Plan your week Write you…
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Be the first to rate Rate it →I thought long hours meant success. I read the same notes repeatedly. After the result, a teacher told me to test myself instead of re-reading. I started closing the book and writing what I remembered. My score…
Be the first to rate Rate it →I scored well but not enough for the college my parents dreamed of. They want me to take a drop year and try again. They say one more year now will save me from regret later. I am tired. Preparing has taken two…
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