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Use a photocopier
This will save you time and money! You can highlight relevant passages and avoid those fines for the late return of that essential book.
Mind maps, spray and spider diagrams
These often help people with a visual memory. Going over the information and organising on a page will also help you remember the relationships between topics and organise your knowledge in a more flexible way.
Chat through with a friend
This can often be accompanied with a pint - just to make the discussion flow!
Seminars
You'll get the most out of seminars if you prepare (by doing the reading!) so that you can participate in the discussion. But remember to listen to others - the different view points will help you understand the subject more clearly.
Tips for Good Time Management
- Keep a diary with all your social and academic appointments in it and refer to it regularly.
- Make a timetable early on with all of your work and social activities in it and be realistic.
- Prioritise between immediate and less essential tasks.
- Recognise your own preferences and working methods.
- Be clear about what you want to achieve by setting yourself goals.
- Monitor your own progress.
- Make a task list.
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