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I'm in my last year at school, and since this is a Teen forum everyone's either in school or college. Therefore, I think it'd be really usefull if we all gave each other tips in studying.

I don't really have any..

With English I just think you should constantly type with correct grammar and spelling.

I've got several revision books that I bought and I normally underline the key points or colour code them, and try to see what I remember about them~

Before a big test, invite a friend over and quiz each other on your notes. My friend and I had a really awesome idea for this actually. At the end of the year before our exams, we're going to play our own version of Jeopardy using our notes. Each school subject would have it's own categories. It takes some preparation, but makes studying really fun

Lol it sounds it

Does anyone have any tricks to keep something in your head? :/

I always go to the librairy, this way, I can concentrate way more than at home and I learn really faster.

To keep something in your head,, read it several time, write it, say it out oud and have a good night of sleep. That's my trick

instead of storing everything by constant repetition, i instantantly create interactive cartoons etc. that is pure automatism, that i only perceive conditionally consciously. so its hardly to explain to others how it works, but it works best.

Both are great. I've got sticky notes, when I'm learning something I'm going to write it on the note and put it in the places I look most: My door, above my laptop, on my wardrobe, on the wall I face when I'm in bed etc.

I take a language and my friends who take the same language and I go out for lunch and coffee and we talk in the language. It's improved my speaking much more than in class or at home studying it.

With language, I've always had a spot of bother. What I did was I'd sit with people who talked in that specific language, and either try to formulate the conversation in my head, or try to ask them what the heck their talking about.

Use flash cards, especially if you have to memorize terms