Marty Lobdell – Study Less Study Smart

Marty Lobdell – Study Less Study Smart

I used to study for one hour, but now to suddenly put it into action, I just set up a timer of 25 minutes and resumed the video. And let me tell you one thing that 25 minutes very quickly. I listened to one and a half song and continued studying.

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Get a proper break.

Do not read any book or listen to the podcast, you need to give your brain break. Do not do any focused on studying.

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Notetaking.

I have been using notebooks, and I recommend you too. And also, when you initially write notes, tey to leave some space. And later on work on your notes.

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Ask Questions. Classmate is best but if you still couldn’t understand it. Ask your teachers.

I was one of the most question-asker student in 12th standard. Two wonderful things happned, I scored pretty good and it really builds good image with your teachers. They know you more. Which is always a wonderful thing to have just in case.

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Teach someone else.

Sweet example given by Mr. Lobdell, recalling one student when he met with her parents, she said she has know everything about his lecutre. She would tell her mother everything about that day’s lecture.

And I did that too, not with my parents but with an my good friend. He is pretty weak in subject but I taught him whenevr I can and I even lived in his house during peak time on exams.

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I have personally unconsicouslly didi it already I just discovered now. haha.

I never ever used to read and take whatever is written at its face value. Even thought I had to comprimise my flow of studying, I just go deeper till I get its sense. This depth studying helps you in long run.

Usually, just get an overview of the chapter and ask questions while viewing them.

My handwritten notes,