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Almondsetat ◴[] No.45636163[source]
The real truth is that the good advice has always been dispensed, it's just that students don't want to listen.

1. Follow actively the lessons.

2. Study and exercise every day what you covered in the previous lessons

Every one of us has been given these age old platitudes, but, as spaced repetition, testing, and active recall prove, they are actually an excellent starting point for good performance

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chrisgd ◴[] No.45636894[source]
For two years I wrote notes in class on yellow legal pad. After class, I rewrote into a spiral notebook, one for each class. That way I only carried a legal pad to each class everyday.

Not surprisingly, my grades those two years were great. Never had the fortitude to keep it up.

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1. zahlman ◴[] No.45637157[source]
Strange, I would have thought that a habit successfully kept for two years (or even considerably less than that) might as well be permanent.