A reader recently asked me about multiple choice tests. He was interested in study advice for those large, 100-question, scantron, “fill in the bubble with … Read more
Timing is crucial. Nowhere is this more true than in the pursuit of low-stress test preparation. The question is common. You have a serious exam … Read more
One of the most surprising traits I observed about top students is how little they actually study. Though we cover the specifics of their habits … Read more
Gideon over at Scholastici.us just posted a study guide he generated to help prepare for a German test (pdf available here). I’m blown away by … Read more
If you’re interested in the guest post I wrote for Gideon’s blog, click here to read it. It concerns how the word “study” is dangerous … Read more
This article was written for Study Hacks by Gideon from Scholastici.us. It’s part of a post swap that our two blogs are conducting this week. … Read more
[Sorry for the one-day delay in this week’s Monday Master Class. I was down in New York City for the holiday weekend. Those of you … Read more
The August issue of Current Directions in Psychological Science contains an interesting article titled: Increasing Retention Without Increasing Study Time (available free). It’s written by … Read more
