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how to be a good student

How to be a good student: 4 common myths about what it really takes

Katie Azevedo November 2, 2021focus, good habits, grades, routines, study skills

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. There are a lot of misconceptions floating around about how to be a “good” student. Included in these common myths are false ideas about study habits, memorization, and time spent on homework. In this tutorial, I share 4 common myths about …

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how to study when you're tired

How to study when you’re tired: 5 tips for staying awake

Katie Azevedo September 20, 2021mental health, motivation, study skills, test taking, time management

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Studying for a test requires focus and a hefty amount of cognitive energy. If you’re exhausted, studying is obviously far, far more challenging.  The real strategy for studying when you’re tired is to … not get yourself in the position where …

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how to prepare for a class

How to prepare for a class: 3 tips for college students

Katie Azevedo September 13, 2021good habits, grades, homework, study skills

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. The following tips are primarily for college students, although high school students may also find them helpful.  If you’re in college, you already know that homework consumes much of your day. But one of the secrets of A-level students is that …

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tips for open book exams

Tips for open-book exams

Katie Azevedo May 10, 2021e-learning, grades, note-taking, study skills, test taking

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Open-book exams have a complicated reputation, as there are pros and cons to this type of test: Pro: You have to memorize less information.  Con: Open-book exams offer a false sense of security, fooling you into thinking the answers will just …

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22 best study tips for exams: High school and college edition

Katie Azevedo May 3, 2021good habits, grades, memory, study skills, test taking

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. The best study tips for exams differ slightly from study tips for regular tests. Certainly, the list below contains many strategies that will help you prepare for that one high school or college chemistry test, but most of the study tips …

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how to study for multiple tests at once

How to study for multiple exams at once

Katie Azevedo April 16, 2021good habits, grades, study skills, test taking, time management

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Knowing how to study for multiple exams at once is the key to maintaining your sanity when school gets hectic. At every point in your school career there are going to be times when you have to study for multiple tests …

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6 common annotation mistakes you’re likely making

Katie Azevedo April 12, 2021good habits, note-taking, organization, study skills

Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Below, I share 6 common annotation mistakes I see students make all the time when reading and marking up text. Check to see if you’re making any of these mistakes, and then follow the solutions I give for up-leveling your annotation game. …

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7 note organization ideas

Katie Azevedo April 5, 2021executive function, note-taking, organization, study skills

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. I’ve covered note-taking strategies more than any other topic on my blog and YouTube tutorials. That’s because taking notes is a pillar of learning, no matter your situation. Taking notes is also super important for professionals to master – so whether …

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How to study in a group

How to study in a group: 6 tips for group study sessions

Katie Azevedo March 30, 2021communication, good habits, productivity, study skills, study tips, test taking

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Even the most independent students can benefit from group study sessions. The trick is knowing how to study in a group so that you get the most out of it. Benefits of studying in a group Studying in a group has …

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How to use interleaved practice to study

Study techniques: How to use interleaved practice to study

Katie Azevedo March 22, 2021memory, SAT / ACT, study skills, study tips

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. The purpose of this post is to teach how to use interleaved practice to study.  Although they may not know it, most students study with a less effective technique called blocked practice. Blocked practice is when a student studies one particular …

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