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> Wait a second, who here honestly did not practice on-demand learning at university? You did, didn't you? I have no real ability to do that, and even when I t
by pessimizer 4y ago
> Wait a second, who here honestly did not practice on-demand learning at university? You did, didn't you?
I have no real ability to do that, and even when I try to cram it feels like cheating (take that up with my therapist.)
What I did in college is figure out the classes I was likely to take next semester, then furiously study before the semester started until I had a learning buffer of a few weeks. Then during the class I tried to study deeply, always ahead of the class and exams, and ideally the buffer would be zero by the final.
- kutenai 4y agoI did the same thing. I'd always try and read ahead so I had read the material BEFORE the teacher covered it. This was an immense help in understanding. Seriously, it helped so much.
- SamPatt 4y agoI was always surprised that my fellow students didn't do any reading or note taking before the teacher covered something in class. The textbook was usually better than the teacher anyway.