The Pomodoro Technique: how to study in focused 25-minute sprints
A timer, a single task and a short break. The Pomodoro Technique is a simple way to start studying when you don't feel like it — and to keep going once you do.
Study Tips
Evidence-based study techniques, revision plans and habits that help students learn more in less time.
The Cornell note-taking method: a simple system for notes you can study from
Divide the page into three parts and your lecture notes become a ready-made set of practice questions. Here is how the Cornell method works and how to use it.
Active recall and spaced repetition: the two study habits research backs most
Rereading your notes feels productive, but it fades fast. Testing yourself on a schedule is harder work — and it is the most reliable way to remember what you study.