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    1. Highlighting is not recommended because there is not evidence supporting it helps students with reading comprehension or higher test scores

      I dont agree with this, i find highlighting helpful for me and has helping my studying alot.

    2. I know this sounds like a no-brainer, but you might be surprised to learn how many students don’t read the assigned material.

      I can be that student sometimes but I'm trying slow down and take all the steps necessary.

    3. There are a lot of recent advances in technology that have made information more accessible to us. Use this resource!

      I think were lucky to have this at our finger tips. Have a question? google it. want to confirm something? google it. want to lean more about something? google it.

    4. t may be especially helpful to reread the chapter just after the instructor has lectured on it.

      At times I like to do this since things are more fresh in my head and helps me remember.

    5. Ask a classmate or instructor when you have questions or if there are concepts you do not understand.

      I use to be to shy but i've come to find out sometimes other students can be just as lost or confused as i am. I've learned to speak up and ask!

    6. If you want to be a better swimmer, you practice. If you want to be a better magician, you practice. If you want to be a better reader, you practice.

      As someone who has been in sports i live by this. Practice makes perfect. Yes its not literal but meaning it will come close to it.

    1. Trying to do multiple things at the same time may seem like it may allow you to accomplish more but when studying it often leads to accomplishing less. There are things that I think can be successfully multitasked

      for studying I feel like this can be over whelming and is not best to multitask.

    2. When it comes to heavy media multitasking, studies show greater vulnerability to interference, leading to decreased performance[3].

      I also disagree, I can multitask and be at a higher performance.

    3. External distractions might be your roommates, family or friends.

      Having a child I can definitely relate to this doing homework/studying and my daughter wanting my attention at the same time.

    4. ’s something that interrupts you from what you’re doing. It might also be a computer or cell phone – something that is controlled by you. Many students intend to study but easily get distracted with surfing the Internet, checking social media, watching YouTube videos, or receiving a text message. If you don’t absolutely

      With technology now a days and how easy accessible it is, it can definitely interfere with focusing on studying.

    5. t is important to know where we study best. Some students study well at home. Other students study well at a library or coffee shop. There is no best for all. Your best environment is based on you and your preferences.

      I find this accurate, for myself I have certain places I do a lot better studying in than others.

  2. Sep 2026