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If we want a solid grasp of an idea, we must string new ideas to the ones we already know. The more mental hooks we can pin the idea with, the easier we can access it when needed. 
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We hope your exam prep is going well! If you need a little extra push to get through, check out these study tips from students.
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"It's so hard to concentrate because the lecturers can't see you."
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Incoming college freshmen can prepare for success with strategies that stress communication and self-discipline.
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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.
Peter Mellow's insight:
Some great tips for first year students in this short video.
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A game of baseball and a dance class have little in common but, for HSC student Khiara Lizzio, both provide a welcome break from the stress of exam study.
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Study resources to help you study at your best, such as time management tips, past exam papers, and where to find study support drop-ins on campus.
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After being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, 81-year-old Ron Robert decided to enroll in university as a personal experiment to see if education could keep the chronic neurodegenerative disease at bay.
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Why retire when you can go back to school? Meet the 62-year-old sitting the HSC.
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What should parents say to teenagers who seem to be playing on their computers more than revising for exams?
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The secret to succeeding in your studies is good time management. If you manage your time well you will be able to achieve more and feel in control, which will help to reduce your stress levels.
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How to Get Motivated to Study. Have you ever sat down with your book and stared at the same words until you fall asleep? You know you should study but you just don't feel like it? Hopefully these ideas will help you get motivated t
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Too much time studying isn’t good for you or your grades. The challenge is to find the best balance of study, sleep and other activity to improve learning without compromising well-being.
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These recordings are going viral. While some find them relaxing, others say they provide motivation and camaraderie
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Setting up a dedicated place to study can make a big difference to your productivity and concentration. Here’s how you can set up the ideal study space in your home.
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Study Hints by Mike Guinan – Davis University CA USA
Peter Mellow's insight:
Mike was a friend of mine. We met online, and never met face to face, but we were still good friends. We both taught anatomy. These study hints are so good that I wanted to share them with the world. I still miss him after all these years. Vale Mike! :-) https://www.ucdavis.edu/news/michael-guinan-anatomy-and-physiology-lecturer-dies-melanoma/
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Research suggest it's probably fine to listen to music while you're studying - with some caveats.
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The Seahorses Project is a large set of fun and engaging video resources designed to support the academic literacy, learning and well being of undergraduate students.
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Do you like MOOCs but find it hard to see them through to the end? Here are 30 easily-applicable tips that will have you mastering your MOOCs in no time.
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Making the decision to study at university and working at the same time can seem like a daunting prospect, but it is possible. Featuring practical tools and resources as well as tips and advice from current students and alumni, USQ’s free ultimate guide to balancing study with career eBook will equip you with the know-how and confidence to take the next step.
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Taking a lighter study load is a good predictor that a student will not complete their course, Grattan Institute finds.
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Not enough hours in the day? Access this free resource to learn the skills you need to manage your time effectively and save yourself hours.
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It can be hard to get into a study groove, but removing distractions, getting enough sleep, self-testing, spacing out your study and creating memory aids can help students succeed.
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Teens can develop the self-discipline that they need to succeed in college now.
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