
How to Study Effectively: What the Research Actually Supports
Most study advice is guesswork. Two methods have decades of controlled evidence behind them, and neither is re-reading your notes.
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Most study advice is guesswork. Two methods have decades of controlled evidence behind them, and neither is re-reading your notes.

Studying alongside another person changes the conditions of a study session rather than requiring more willpower. Here is how to run one so it holds through exam season and beyond.

Most study advice assumes the hard part is understanding the material. With ADHD it is usually starting, staying, and knowing how long anything took.

Classroom advice for ADHD tends to target visible behaviour. The changes that hold target the executive demands sitting underneath it.
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