1. Planning

• Find your ideal time: figure out when you study best – some people prefer mornings, others have the most energy in the evening.

• Plan your time: write down the tasks you need to complete.

• Estimate how long tasks will take and set priorities based on urgency and importance.

• Don’t forget to schedule breaks and fun.

• Reward yourself: after completing a task, give yourself a small reward.

2. Tips for More Effective Learning

• Pomodoro Technique (time management method): study for 25 minutes, then take a short break. Repeat.

• Mind Maps: a visual tool for organizing of information and showing connections between them.

• Artificial Intelligence (ChatGPT, Gemini…): upload your notes and let AI quiz you on the material. Always verify the information provided.

Identify your learning style:

• Understanding your learning style can help you choose the most effective study methods. Here are a few steps to identify your style:

  • Observe your learning habits: do you prefer visual aids (charts, pictures), listening to explanations, or hands-on activities?

  • Try different methods: note-taking, drawing diagrams, reading aloud, or interactive activities. See what works best for you. You discover that you are a visual, auditory, kinesthetic, or reading/writing learner.

Text formatting:

• Increase font size, use sans-serif fonts (for easier reading), and left-align text for better readability.

• Use colors and highlight important information.

3. Effective Work with Text

Use the SQ3R Method:

• Survey – explore the content and structure of the text.

• Question – ask yourself: What do I want to learn?

• Read – read the text, focusing on finding answers.

• Recite – summarise the text and formulate your answers.

• Review – go over everything and repeat.

4. Technical Tools  

5. Study Strategy Training

Do you want to discover which learning method works best for you? Use the Study Strategy Training service.