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Finalssssss


Question Posted Monday May 25 2009, 8:27 pm

What are the best techniques for studying for finals?

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WittyUsernameHere answered Tuesday May 26 2009, 5:15 am:
Retention is generally increased when you process information in more than one way. The best ways I've found are when reading something to either write some organized notes or to quietly read to myself out loud and say everything.

Your brain processes it once when reading, and again when writing or speaking. Doing all three can help even more.

Also, study for about twenty minutes, no more than twenty five, and take a five to ten minute break. The brain doesn't retain things past twenty minutes, it gets into a rut where you can read it but don't store anything. You give it something else to focus on for a short time (maybe something fun) and then go back to studying.

Give yourself enough time to cover the material and make sure you get a solid 8 hours every night. Breakfast in the morning to get you going, avoid caffiene (as the crash can be devastating to concentration) and don't freak out too much.

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