Study habits and techniques

Learn the best study techniques and create new habits to make the most of your study days and improve your scores

What are study habits?

Study habits are the methods, routines, and strategies used for acquiring knowledge, increasing productivity, information retention, and academic performance.
They also help develop learning skills such as memory and attention, optimize time, and increase confidence and self-esteem.

Study techniques

If you want to maximize your study hours and optimize your effort and performance, you can implement different study techniques.
Through this set of methods, you will be able to improve your memory and reasoning, concentration, attention and organization, organize your work, prioritize, and make the best use of your resources.

The best study techniques

Optimize your effort and improve your study performance with these study techniques

Pomodoro Technique

Improve the management of time spent on an activity by dividing it into smaller chunks. You should divide the time into indivisible 25-minute intervals of activity, called pomodoros, followed by 5 minutes of rest, with longer 30-minute breaks every four pomodoros.

Testing effect

After studying, you should perform a self-evaluation of the topics read (depending on the subject, you can do tests, exercises, or mock exams). When studying this way, the retention of information in your brain increases, and you learn faster.

Distributed practice

Distribute and space out study topics prior to your exam. If you study a little bit every day, the contents will be consolidated in your memory, and your confidence will grow. To implement this technique, schedule your study period in your calendar so you can distribute the contents.

Self-explanation

The self-explanation technique consists of explaining to oneself and in our own words what we have just read, relating it to concepts we have already learned. This technique will help you increase your creative reasoning and allow you to learn and retain information in a easier way in the long term.

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Productivity tips

Discover all the tricks to increase your productivity when studying and improve your academic performance

When studying, it is important to be productive and reach the best results in the shortest time possible in order to meet deadlines and achieve your goals. To accomplish this, we will teach you techniques to organize, plan and optimize the performance of your study sessions.
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Mental exercises

The brain, like the rest of the body, needs exercise. Our exercises and games will help stimulate and sharpen your mind, keep your memory in shape, and put you to the test

Visual perception exercises

These help stimulate attention, guidance, concentration, and perception of differences.

Calculation exercises

Mental calculation helps exercise our brain, reduces cognitive problems, keeps our mind agile, and increases our performance.

Reasoning exercises

These exercises help training our problem-solving and deductive abilities, preparing us to solve problems more quickly and effectively.

Spatial exercises

Spatial reasoning exercises help stimulate the imagination, increasing the ability to visualize objects in our mind without losing their characteristics.

Memory exercises

These exercises help stimulate, reinforce, and activate the areas of short and long-term memory. By exercising your memory, you will be able to retain more information when studying.

Healthy habits

The study period can be very demanding, so it is crucial to develop healthy lifestyle habits that contribute to your physical and mental well-being.

In our app, you will find tips on nutrition, physical exercise, recreation, and rest, to help make your academic experience healthy and assertive.