Which Study Technique Suits You Best?
Studying, but the method you're using isn't working out for you?
Not all study methods work for everyone -- everyone works methodically different.
Some of us need flashcards, some need color-coded notes, some of us need others to explain...
Take this quiz and find out which study technique that works best for you.
How do you prefer to learn new info?
Imagine there are five minutes left before an exam starts…you will:
Your ideal study spot is…
You forget something during a test, oh no! Your reaction is:
Your biggest study pet peeve…
Your ideal study “power-up” snack is…
How do you feel about reviewing notes multiple times?
Your friend describes your studying style as…
Your friend invites you over for a study session, you’re allowed to bring one thing over. What would it be?
You’re the…Flashcard Learner
You're the repeater, the more you see it, the more it sticks!
(Just like a Photographic Memory superpower!!)
What it is: Flashcards are simple and efficient question & answer cards that help test your memory again and again till it becomes natural.
Apps & Webs you might love would be Quizlet, Brainscape, or Notion Cards.
Keep your reviews consistent, and your memory will thank you!
You’re the…The Feynman Thinker
You're the teaching type, you understand best when you explain!
What it is: The Feynman Technique means explaining what you're studying as if you're teaching it to someone clueless about the topic.
If you can't explain it = you don't fully get it yet, and that's where you improve.
You can learn deeply, NOT only for the test, but also for a growth in mind, and that's what makes you stand out.
TIP: Talk it out loud if you're alone, write a "mini-lesson" note, or grab a person who also needs studying in that subject to teach!
You’re the…Blurting Technique Student
You're the brain dumper, messy but definitely a genius!
What is it: The Blurting Technique means writing everything you remember about a topic--without checking your notes--then going back to fill in what you missed with note checking.
It's fast, simple, and shows you exactly what you don't know yet which might need a bit more studying.
It's PERFECT for a quick revision before an exam!
You’re the…Pomodoro Pro
You thrive on focus and balance: short bursts, short breaks!
What it is: The Pomodoro Technique divides your study time into a 25-minute focus session, with 5-minute breaks in between, After a few roundness you take a longer break.
You work best when time feels like a short challenge. With your structured mindset, burning out doesn't stand as an option! (Just don't forget to take your breaks!!)
You’re the…Active Recall Star
You're the quiz-yourself type, you study smart, not long.
What it is: Active Recall means to actively test yourself on what you've learned stead of just rereading notes over and over again. It helps you remember longer and study faster!
Asking questions, testing yourself, and pushing your brain to remember is your secret ingredient!
You love efficiency and seeing progress!
TIP: turn your notes into mini tests/quizzes and voice memos to practice anywhere!