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Best Study Methods by Subject 🎓

Most students use the same study method for every subject that’s why they never see real improvement. Each subject activates different parts of your brain, so the strategy has to change. Physics needs past papers, chemistry works best with active recall, history is about spaced repetition + quiz

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You aren't dump you just don't know the right study methods 1. Spaced Repetition to remember stuff 2. Feynman technique to understand stuff 3. 3-2-1 method to get active #studymotivation #studytips

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