7 Study Strategies to get a 4.0 GPA 🤩

7 Study Strategies Top Students Don’t Want You To Know! 🤩👇🏼

1️⃣Making One Pagers:

✨Smart students make one pager notes for quick revisions. You can do it too.

Make a not on one side of a page listing—

• Definitions

• Formula

• Factors Affecting

• Exceptions/Special Cases

• Examples

✨On the backside of the page, write down important examples and questions.

2️⃣No Highlighting:

✨Stop Highlighting. Underlining is supposed to keep you focused but it's actually a one way ticket to autopilot brain. Study and write notes on a sticky note or along the margins.That will force you to pay attention to what you are studying.

3️⃣Tests:

✨They take every single tests/exams seriously. Even if doesn't give them extra credits. Be This actually solidifies where they stand and they can study accordingly. Plus, Tests are proven to improve your performance and memory

4️⃣No All Nighters:

✨Contrary to popular belief, smart students always pull up all nighters either when they absolutely have to or during exams. They have comparatively better sleeping schedule than average students. Waking up earlier gives you more time to study and do other things. Many smart people also tend to work on their own projects/side hustles, so time management is absolute priority for them

5️⃣Reading is not Studying:

✨Reading is not studying. Reading information is not studying. Instead, practice active recalls, blurting and other methods to actively retain and soak up information.

6️⃣Repetition Method:

✨Smart students study the same thing over and over again at different intervals throughout the ear/term. They follow strict schedules and that's why when teacher questions them something they were taught a long time ago, they can answer so confidently. They never go more than 2 days without revising a topic

7️⃣Extra Hours:

✨Smart students spend extra hours on something they think are difficult to learn. They don't have "weak" subjects. If they know they struggle with a particular topic, they whole focus and priority is on that topic. It's very essential in students because most try to overlook/avoid something they struggle with.

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