Focused Learning Techniques

When it comes to effective studying, not all methods are created equal. You can read a textbook for hours or highlight every sentence, but if you’re not engaging your brain in the right way, much of that effort won’t stick. Two of the most commonly used approaches to studying are active recall and passive review, Read More

Have you ever thought you understood something, until you had to explain it to someone else? That moment of confusion or hesitation is exactly what the Feynman Technique is designed to expose and resolve. Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman created this method. It’s based on a simple idea: If you can’t explain something clearly, you Read More

For students juggling schoolwork and personal life, managing time is always tough. Staying focused for long periods is tough. This is true whether you’re reading for an exam, writing an essay, or solving problem sets. Distractions are everywhere, making it even harder. Try the Pomodoro Technique. It’s a simple method that splits study time into Read More

Many students know block practice. This means they repeat the same type of problem or study one subject for long periods without breaks. It feels productive, and it’s comfortable. But comfort doesn’t always lead to mastery. Try interleaving. It’s a study mix method that might seem odd. However, it can greatly boost long-term learning and Read More