It was repeated and the type of tasks is special and is supposed to be a strikingly boring, monotonous way of supposedly successful learning. The homework sheets are often so dark and grey that they are copied so badly that you can't see what is written. There are either so many and really easy ones…
Because there are people who learn 300 pages or so in a few days and I don't understand how they do it, I couldn't even remember 30 things (not 30 pages)
This is for everyone who is completing a school education/university degree/high school diploma. Preferably in the medical field. How do you organize your study material? I'm starting my physiotherapy training in September, and I have a lot to study for… What do you prefer: digital scripts or apps? And do you use a PC or…
Hiii, In a few months I will start my apprenticeship as a draftsman in the field of civil engineering and I would like to use the time until then as best as possible to prepare myself. I've been going to math tutoring this year because I had trouble at first and wanted to get a…
I've read and often heard that drinking alcohol after studying helps you retain things in your head. If that's true, does it help if you drink two beers, or only if you get very drunk?
Hi, I would like to train as a BTA, but unfortunately I have received very poor training: [I have little basic knowledge of chemistry and physics, only math up to 5th grade, and I lack a lot of basic biology knowledge, although I know everything from 9th grade up to almost the end of high…
Hello! I'm a biology student in my first semester. Since I've already started studying, I've noticed a few difficulties… We have to learn a lot of different species that are even under the same order, but always have some differences (especially protists are problematic). Unfortunately, I find it really difficult: 1. Learn Latin names (root,…
Hi, I have to prepare for a physics exam, but I was absent for an hour because of a class break. My physics teacher wanted to put everything we'd done into the file folder (accessible to all students in my class and the class with whom we had physics lessons). But he didn't do that,…
I have been studying veterinary medicine for three weeks now and I study anatomy for about three to four hours a day, effectively memorizing about 20 to 30 terms. Is that too little? It seems like a touch of nothing to me, especially since I haven't done anything at all for the other subjects, like…
What is the best way to memorize? I've never really found a strategy that works for me. I read something over several times and eventually I get it in my head. Are there any better tips? e.g. If I have to learn a lot of vocabulary by heart.