Learning and working style
Reflect on how you work best and take charge of your learning
Organisation and Time Management
Develop routines that can make you more productive and less likely to procrastinate
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Know yourself
- How, when and where do you study best?
- What motivates, rewards and distracts you?
Priority Matrix
- Put tasks into a ‘Priority Matrix’.
- Know the difference between 'important' and 'urgent' tasks.
Use calendars and planners
- Colour code your week and allocate slots for studying.
- Break big projects into smaller tasks, each with a deadline.
Try the Pomodoro method
- Working in 25-minute bursts (with a 5-minute break in between) helps with concentration.
Use technology to help you
- Calendars, productivity apps, reminders and to-do lists such as Drop Task and Wunderlist.
- Get started by looking at 'No DSA software? No problem'.
Routines are more powerful than willpower
- But they take time to establish. So get started!
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