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I just discovered a game-changing PowerPoint hack that'll has saved my precious time and sanity! 🚀 I honestly wished I had known this earlier so I won’t be wasting time copy and pasting manually a set of 200-page powerpoint slides :’/ Have you ever wished there was a faster way to extract le

It's finals season and I'm in flight and fight mode right now 💀 My weeks have been nonstop hell with balancing group projects and getting ready for my final papers , so I thought I'd share my tips/how I study for finals with you guys 1. Making notes is important to always start off your studyi

hello! now that school is starting again and exams are coming soon, I thought it’ll be best to share some study content:-) and this one is on how I take notes and how it has helped me along the years! I started notetaking 3 years ago and it has always been my go to study method as I’m more of a

i use notion as i like the 🔎 toggle function, but you can use any note-taking app you like! i type my notes as it’s the most efficient way + i don’t really absorb much information copying by hand anyway 🫠 📄 dig out your learning outcomes / syllabus your school or course should provide you with t

HEYYY I’M BACK 😽 not sure if this much info is too much at once, but this is the most comprehensive note-taking essentials guide i can give y’all 🤲 right in time for u to #GlowUp your note-taking habits for 2023 how do u guys take notes? i want to know… in the comments…😼 ——— best note-takin

Looking for the best free study apps to boost your GPA and stay productive? Here are 3 apps that literally saved my GPA and they’re free. Structured – Daily Planner: one of the best planner apps to stay organized and get things done. Perfect if you struggle with procrastination or want a simple

a quick look into my note-taking process on my psych textbook ✏️✏️✏️ #notesplus #studygram #digitalnotes #digitalnotetaking #ipad

here are some active recall study methods you can practice on Notes+! cued recall, flashcards, quizzes, or simply free recall 🙂‍↕️ > active recall: retrieving information from memory instead of just rereading notes #notesplus #studytok #digitalnotes #ipadnotes #ipad

1. Dual document view - Open up 2 documents at a time, one to make notes, and the other could be your lecture slides or textbook for easy reference. 2. Change your notes colour or template even after you have written on the original one - For example I can change my template from white to pink o

1. Cornell Method 👩‍🏫✨ 📝 Layout: -Cue Column (Left): Keywords, questions, headings -Note Column (Right): Main notes, explanations, facts -Summary (Bottom): 1-3 sentence recap in your own words BEST FOR: -Lecture-heavy classes -When you need to review + self-test Helpful for quizzes!!

I started taking pretty notes when I was 15 because I saw those pretty study note pictures on weheartit and I was sooo impressed and fascinated by how pretty you can make notes look! From then on, I've always adopted this studying style all the way to University life :-) And right now, this

after conquering IB and 2 years of uni, i had the chance to experiment with different study methods and here are the ones that work best for me!! SPLIT THE WORK WITH YOUR FRIENDS i’m a firm believer in working collaboratively (with the right friends ofc) cuz it keeps me from feeling overwhel

deep reading workflow using safari, chatgpt & AI NoteSnap pen on Notes+ to fully understand your learning materials! 🥰 #notesplus #studygram #ipadnotes #digitalnotetaking #digitalnotes

Rereading notes may feel productive but it rarely helps information stick long term 😿 Try using active recall instead: retrieving information from memory. Here's what I do to practice active recall after writing down notes: ✔️ Cover the page ✔️ Recall from memory ✔️ Mark out gaps ✔️ Cr

here's some tips from someone who was failing biology in JC all the way till A levels 🥲🥲 no matter how hard i studied, i couldn't get anything inside my head until after prelims, i found a study method that worked for me! 1. learning outcomes & active recall - this is extremely impo

They definitely study smarter, not harder. - Cornell notes = fast review - Feynman = explain it simple or you don’t get it - Spaced repetition = 1d, 3d, 1w - Concept sprints = switch subjects, stay sharp - AI tools like studypet = summarize + quiz + reminders Still cramming? Girl you’re doi

1: Organise By Subjects File ogranisation helps your notes stay tidy and easy to find! Customise folders to your liking with 8 folder options & unlimited colours 🤭 2: Import Files Import your notes via the various options including Files, OneDrive, Dropbox etc! I like to use Files since I

Here are some of my favourite functions to use when taking down revision notes! 1: Linked Documents Import documents onto the note for easy reference! I also like to switch the layout where my document is positioned on top so I can write at the bottom while referring. 2: Screenshot Tool E

hi, everyone! welcome to "𝙘𝙝𝙧𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙚’𝙨 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙙𝙪𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙫𝙞𝙩𝙮 𝙩𝙞𝙥𝙨" series 🤎 as a university student myself, i've had my fair share of trying different study methods to see what helps me study effectively. remember that everyone has a different preference so what works for me might not work for

hey zesties!! here are some studying tips for anyone who needs it!😉😉 starting off, my gpa used to float around 3.6, however in year 2 i dropped to a 3.2 which was not up to my own expectation hence i knew i had to do something🥶🥶 these are some tips for you that really helped me! ofc this migh

as a jc student myself, i know it can feel overwhelming. from endless notes, essays, and practice papers. but after dipping my toes in different tools, ive shortlisted the top 3 AI tools can actually make studying smarter, not just harder. ✨ 1. Perplexity AI – best for GP/Econs essays perfect f

we always hear that it is important to learn from our mistakes, but how do we actually do that? how should you MAXIMISE your learning after getting back your exam papers? this is a step-by-step guide on what to do after you receive your marked exam scripts to actually improve in the next exam 💯

listing down some common mistakes to avoid for each step of the Cornell Note-taking method ✍️✍️✍️ #notesplus #studygram #cornellmethod #cornellnotes #studytipsforstudents

Having trouble memorizing your school content for your exams? I might just have the solution you need!🤭⏩ Hi guys👋, I’m a Y4 psych & marketing student at SMU and I have to admit that I have been utilizing some study hacks--The story method is #MyGoTo study hack to help me memorize faster, m

“Study smart, not hard” People always throw this phrase around, but no one really tells you how to do it. I used to spend so much time trying to find the perfect way to study until I realised there’s no one-size-fits-all method. Everyone learns differently. So today, I’m sharing my study hacks t

Let me just preface this with the fact that, this is what helped ME succeed academically (to a certain extent) in University, as a Computer Science student and they may NOT apply for everyone. 💡Tip 1: Skip lectures (strategically) ❌🧑‍🏫 ⭐️ Lectures are often long-winded and draggy, even more s

As a lifelong note-taker who has tried just about every method out there—from colour-coded mind maps to minimalist bullet points—I’ve learned a lot about what works and what doesn’t. Over the years, I’ve realised that certain habits can actually make note-taking less effective. Copying notes word f

hii zesties 🍋 with prelim season coming very very soon I thought I’d reminisce about this time last year and share the top study hacks that helped me the most!! I feel like I haven’t really seen people recommend these but I swear they’ve helped me improve a lot in my entire academic journey 💯 tip

i’ve always been a microsoft word for study notes kinda girl but since starting uni, i’ve found out that i can’t use the same study method as when i studied in poly 😓 which rly sucks because that was the only way i knew how to study 👎🏻👎🏻 anyway im also pretty cheap with the apps i buy so i don’

the single toughest lesson i learned in uni after so many years of bumbling through sg’s unforgiving education system is that effective studying is not bandwagoning some highly-raved study method and expecting the grades to just drop into your hands… (unfortunately…) but fortunately!!!!! studyi

as a busy uni student (and chronic procrastinator…) sometimes i’m unable to finish studying for tests! because of this, i really needed a way to make use of my long travelling time from my house all the way to school. and after a few months of trial and error, i finally came up with an effective me

hey you! as an avid iPad user, I’m going to share some of my all time favorite hacks that helped me better take notes in class 🥰 adjusting the size of the keyboard ⌨️ how to do it: pinch the keyboard and you’ll instantly get a mini keyboard! (pro tip: you can move it whereever you’d like!) t

(more ppl need to know this…) if you're a jc student struggling with confusing lectures, endless tutorials, and no time to revise… you NEED to try pallo ai. as a jc2 student, this genuinely felt like having multiple tutors + a study planner in one app for a FRACTION of the price: 📚 upl

how i organise my notion to get straight As 💯 notion may seem super daunting — but i promise after reading this, you’ll get an aesthetic + easy to use organisational tool! here’s a quick tour of my notion for school — there are 2 main portions, my to do list and class tabs. i’ve separated variou