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why you're studying so hard but still failing

Why you’re studying really hard but still failing

Katie Azevedo September 28, 2020 memory, study skills, study tips

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. I studied really hard but still failed. Some variation of this complaint is one of the most common grievances that I hear from students. But what gets me is that they’re dead serious. They have legitimate pain in their voices. It’s …

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how to deal with test anxiety during a test

How to deal with test anxiety during a test: 8 strategies

Katie Azevedo June 5, 2020 focus, memory, mental health, test anxiety, test taking

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Test anxiety is incredibly common. But it can be debilitating when it pops up during an actual test, as it impairs our thinking and impacts our memories – which we clearly need when we are taking an exam. According to a …

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study hack for remembering information how to use the power of three

Study hack for remembering information: How to use the power of three

Katie Azevedo February 25, 2020 memory, study skills, study tips

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Multiple studies like this one and this one suggest that our working memory can only hold small chunks of information at a time. Exactly how much information our working memories can hold varies with which study you read, but it’s universally …

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how to make your own quizzes

Study hack: How to make your own quizzes

Katie Azevedo January 27, 2020 good habits, memory, study skills, study tips

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Let me start with this: The absolute worst way to study is to re-read your notes or your textbook.  Re-reading is not studying. Re-reading is not learning.  Re-reading is just your eyeballs moving over the same stuff it already moved over.  …

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study tip - study in both directions

Pro study tip for learning new information: Study in both directions

Katie Azevedo March 19, 2019 good habits, memory, study skills, vocabulary

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. The study tip I’m going to explain here might seem obvious at first, but it’s one that I always see my own students forgetting to do. Read through to the end, and if you think it’s something you already do, I …

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a fun way to study vocabulary words

Study hack: A fun way to study vocabulary words for visual learners

Katie Azevedo March 1, 2019 Learning Styles, memory, study skills, study tips, vocabulary

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. I have written plenty of posts about studying vocabulary words (here’s one, and here’s another) – but that’s because vocab is central to so many subjects in school. Seriously, can you name me a subject where you wouldn’t need to learn …

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when to stop studying

When you should stop studying

Katie Azevedo February 13, 2019 good habits, memory, study skills, study tips, time management

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Most of the content on this blog and in my videos is centered around how to study. But it’s just as important to know when to stop studying. In some cases, more is not always better. In some cases, you will …

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memorization tricks

How to memorize information: Memorization tricks – Part 2

Katie Azevedo December 6, 2018 focus, memory, study skills, study tips

  By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. In Part 1 of this 2-part study-tip series, I went over 3 hacks for how to memorize information. Check those tips out first. When you’re done, use the 3 additional memorization tricks below to up your memorization game. Remember, we …

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how to memorize information Part 1

How to memorize information: Part 1

Katie Azevedo November 28, 2018 good habits, memory, study skills, study tips

This is Part 1 of a 2-part series about memorization strategies. When you’re done here, check out Part 2 for 3 more tricks for how to memorize information. One of the most common questions I get from students is about how to memorize information. They …

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forgetting what you studied

Study tip: How forgetting what you studied can improve your grades

Katie Azevedo July 30, 2018 memory, study skills, study tips

Many of us have had the annoying experience of studying a bunch of stuff one day, but then forgetting it all the next day. Tell me I’m not the only one this happens to. As annoying as it is to forget what you studied, it …

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