Study+Tips

How to study smarter! Revising your notes from yesterday is a great first at the beginning of your study time.
 * Learn your most important information first **

Do you remember your first day of school? Do you remember what you were wearing and who you talked to on that day? Do you remember the first time you drove a car? Do you remember your seventh day of school? Or your tenth? Probably not as these aren't as memorable as the first. Generally, anything that happens first in your life will be more memorable than subsequent times. When you sit down to study, go over your most important information first, it will be more memorable for you.

** Play Baroque music quietly in the background while studyingmedia type="file" key="Mozart Piano Concerto ** If you're studying maths or learning a new language, listening to Mozart's music can be very helpful. Gordon Shaw from the Californian University in Irvine has scientifically proven that listening to Mozart for ten minutes will increase your ability to learn maths and a new language for approximately thirty minutes.