Finally, I'm here. Many people have requested note-taking & study tips! Before we begin, this study method isn't the only one! Just think of it as how I study~ Feel free to watch comfortably.

Oh, and I'm really bad at memorizing^^ So I just read a lot,, 😇 First, I aim to review five times when studying for exams. Since I'm not good at memorizing, I try to make it familiar by looking at it in various ways. Of course, it varies by subject, but for major subjects, I generally aim to review five times. Even then, when there's not enough time, I sometimes only manage three reviews. Anyway, let me explain the first review! I think of Word notes as just a basic base, so I don't specifically memorize or study them. I just copy and paste the PowerPoint slides the professor uploads + add any additional information I need from the textbook. Because there's so much to cover, if you try to memorize everything from the first review, you'll quickly feel like giving up. So I just make them comfortably while listening to my favorite songs.

It feels like an encyclopedia I can refer to when I study later (single-volume). There's a lot of content, and since similar content often appears in different chapters,
when I study later and get confused, I can easily find what I'm looking for by looking it up like this! Next is the second review! This is where the real studying begins. I make six cuts of the PowerPoint slides the professor provides and make copies in advance (it doesn't have to be paper). The reason for making six slides is to see as much content as possible at a glance.
Personally, I found that looking at six slides together shows the flow of the content better than looking at one PowerPoint slide. When studying this way, I place one side with the PowerPoint paper and the other side with the iPad. I mainly take notes on my iPad during class, and then during the exam period, I read them once, and study by explaining them to someone like teaching it while looking at the printed PowerPoint slides (gradually memorizing them).

Then the long-awaited third review arrives. During the third review, I reorganize all the content I've learned into my notes once again. There's no specific format. I just try to make it easier to read when I review it again. I organize it in an easy-to-understand way, with graphs, pictures, charts, etc., in various ways. I usually write the titles with a thick pen, write in black for notes, and use a highlighter to distinguish the content! And during the fourth review, solve the study guide provided by the professor. You just need to answer everything in the study guide, like the study guide, learning objectives, or anything that looks like a question. Since it takes a long time to write it by hand, just make it quickly in Word! Copy and paste from the Word notes you made during the first review, and add any additional parts you need. The tip here is to organize it with numbering! For example, if the question is If it doesn't fit the characteristics of ~, various reasons come up as you study. Then you jot down how many reasons there are! For instance, there are three reasons ~ like this.

By numbering like this, it's helpful when you review for the exam later! For example, if the question is If it doesn't fit the characteristics of ~, you can easily remember that there were three reasons for this. The long-awaited fifth review is now here, summarizing all the content you've learned again, briefly and boldly. I fold an A4 paper in half and organize it as if I'm making a cheat sheet. Thinking of it as a cheat sheet, there's a limit to one A4 paper. So I try to organize only the most important content to see the flow better. I keep looking at the A4 paper I've organized until right before the exam! (It's good to look at while walking). Then, by doing this, my exam period routine of five reviews ends! I hope it was at least a little helpful! Good luck everyone for studying 🫶🏻

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