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If you're good at math:

1. Concept Integration:

Find sums which require in-depth knowledge of more than one mathematical concept to solve. A simple example would be using algebraic expressions as sides of a right angled triangle and finding hypotenuse using Pythagoras theorem and then finding the square root of the polynomial by factorization.

2. Proofs:

Practice writing and understanding mathematical proofs. This helps you develop logical reasoning skills and a deeper understanding of the foundational principles behind mathematical concepts. Very Very important even if it is excluded in the syllabus.

3. Explore Multiple Methods: A continuation of the previous tip; when you learn derivations, you can find short-cuts that work out for you. Or you can explore other methods of solving like graphing two simultaneous linear equations to solve, etc

4. Marry a whiteboard: Seriously, it's so much fun to solve questions on whiteboard. Also, Feynman technique (it's basic so not preaching)

5. Give Olympiads:

  Don’t shy away from tackling advanced topics or materials beyond your current coursework. Give Olympiads. They broaden your thinking capacity, and they're reallyyyyyy fun to prepapre for ✨

6. Develop Intuition:

 Work on developing mathematical intuition. This involves recognizing patterns, making educated guesses, and estimating solutions before rigorously solving problems. Cannot stress enough on this point. I got a guess correct. It was fill in the integer type questions and the probability of getting an answer right if picked at random was 1/100. Still, went with my gut instict and got it correct.

7. Use Online Resources:

Platforms like Khan Academy, MIT OpenCourseWare, and Coursera offer advanced math courses and lectures that can supplement your learning.

8. Follow me: most important tip 😉😁

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Mastering Physics: Not-So-Basic Tips to Ace Your Physics Notes and Get an A+

Introduction: Are you struggling to grasp those complex physics concepts and looking for a way to elevate your note-taking game? Fear not! In this comprehensive guide, we'll unveil advanced strategies to revolutionize your approach to physics notes, ensuring you not only understand the material but also excel in your exams. Say goodbye to mundane note-taking techniques and welcome a new era of effective studying.

Understand the Fundamentals: Before diving into advanced note-taking techniques, it's crucial to have a solid understanding of the fundamental concepts. Spend ample time reviewing your textbooks, lectures, and supplementary materials to ensure you grasp the basics thoroughly. Without a strong foundation, advanced note-taking strategies may not yield optimal results.

Utilize Concept Mapping: Concept mapping is a powerful visual tool that can help you organize and connect complex ideas in physics. Rather than jotting down linear notes, create interconnected diagrams that illustrate the relationships between different concepts. This method not only enhances comprehension but also aids in long-term retention.

Incorporate Visual Aids: Physics is inherently visual, so why limit yourself to text-based notes? Integrate diagrams, graphs, and illustrations into your notes to complement written explanations. Visual aids not only enhance understanding but also make your notes more engaging and memorable.

Embrace Analog and Digital Tools: Gone are the days of traditional pen-and-paper note-taking. Embrace the versatility of digital tools such as tablets and styluses, which allow for dynamic note-taking experiences. Whether you prefer handwritten notes or digital annotations, find a method that suits your learning style and workflow.

Practice Active Recall: Passive reading of notes is often ineffective for deep learning. Instead, actively engage with the material through techniques like self-quizzing and summarization. Challenge yourself to recall key concepts from memory and reinforce your understanding through regular practice.

Leverage Anki or Spaced Repetition: Anki and other spaced repetition software are invaluable tools for mastering physics concepts. Create digital flashcards with key equations, definitions, and problem-solving techniques, and review them regularly using spaced repetition algorithms. This approach optimizes memory retention and ensures you're always prepared for exams.

Seek Clarification and Collaboration: Don't hesitate to seek clarification from your instructors or peers if you encounter challenging concepts. Engage in collaborative study sessions where you can discuss complex topics, work through problems together, and gain fresh insights. Explaining concepts to others is a powerful way to solidify your own understanding.

Stay Organized and Consistent: Consistency is key when it comes to effective note-taking. Establish a structured note-taking system that works for you, whether it's chronological, topical, or a combination of both. Keep your notes organized and easily accessible, allowing for seamless review and reference when needed.

Conclusion: By incorporating these not-so-basic physics note-making tips into your study routine, you'll be well-equipped to tackle even the most challenging concepts with confidence. Remember, mastering physics is not just about memorization—it's about understanding the underlying principles and applying them effectively. With dedication, practice, and the right strategies, you'll be on your way to earning that coveted A+ in physics. Happy studying!

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Finally someone who likes physics ✨

12.08.23

Yesterday I went to the library at 9:30 am, came back around 5:00 pm. I like to spend my weekends there studying, even infact taking nap sometimes. I did some calculus which is there for us 1 years, It was getting hard with every exercises so I skipped to physics, which is my favourite subject.

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Mogu Mogu juice is so expensive 🥲🥲

This combination🤍🤍🤍🤍

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Tagged by the lovely @la-galaxie-langblr, thank you for tagging me 💙💙

Relationship status: Single and not wanting to mingle 🥰

Favourite colour: Purple and blue

Song stuck in my head: Bubblegum Bitch by MARINA

Last song I listened to: Deep in a dream by Frank Sinatra

Last thing I googled: Teichenné

Dream trip: Probably travelling to Barcelona or somewhere in Italy :)

Anything I want rn: I felt the results day one haha. Some other stuff, probably to do my driving theory test and lots and lots of yarn :3 🧶

Tagging (no pressure) <3 : @bbibbirose @cravingstudyvalidation @luminous-faerie @winryrockbellwannabe @girl-please-study @hellbentsunday @lesbianwhoisjustsomeguy

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14/08/23

Well… It’s 2:38 a.m. but anyways

Here’s some whiteboard pics ✨

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13/08/23

Another long class.. 10-4

Went shopping with mom and and convinced her to get a whiteboard!!

I have to study for my practicals tomorrow..

Best of luck people ✨🖤🖤

Song: Fearless TV

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OMG I READ THE SAME ARTICLE IN THE SAME NEWSPAPER YESTERDAY!! IS THAT THE HINDU??

Started the day with reading newspaper and an obligatory cup of coffee ☕

📖 : Bluets, Maggie Nelson

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Studyblr intro

Hi! I'm Iris :)

I'm a uni student taking Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science as my subjects. I'm pretty new to the studyblr community and it looks friendly here :)

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I'll be posting my study routines, progress, and exams and literally anything to keep me and my followers motivated.

Feel free to recommend study blogs to follow :) My main blog where I reblog literally anything I find interesting is @somniphobicfox.

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12/8/23

I was too lazy to charge my phones so no updates since, well, last post.

Gearing up for finals 🥱☠️

Convinced my favourite teacher to teach me biology personally ( I hate that subject but 2 hrs flew by like a jet!!)

Going to do some journal work for my practical on Monday.

Wish you a productive day 💫

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The moment when you forgot that you wrote something and you read it again and it's actually so good. Like, wow, that person who wrote this is a good writer.

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The song 🔥✨✨

7 August, 2023, Monday

WOOO I'm alive! Was gone the last few days weeks because I got hyper-fixated on a game and absolutely needed to try and beat it once or else.

do I know that the date is wrong? yes. do I care? NOPE!

I was supposed to make this post yesterday night but uh, my streamer went live and by then it was too late for my adhd :D

did end up studying a little thankfully, even if it was only for 40 minutes with @a-fox-studies but any progress is progress! either way it was a good enough Monday to kickstart my week of productivity hopefully 👍

music: 🎵 Dress [Taylor Swift] 🎵 step count: 👟 3089 steps 👟

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Welcome 🤗

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hello! this is my #studyblr account where i'll be posting updates about my school life to keep me motivated. i've been lurking around this side of tumblr since last year but i'm only committing to it now. let's all do our best this school year! info about me below <3

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with highest honors <3

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a cat person

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getting back into studyblr/journal content after a long hiatus but most of the accounts i loved are inactive! please please please help a struggling gre prepper out and feed me some motivation if you're a studyblr (or mostly a studyblr) reblog this post and i'll follow you

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8/9 August, 2023

I had a maths test which was amazing ✨. I got my maths paper and got full (luckily). My literature paper was pathetic , I got 36/40 (2 marks stand

I’m gonna die.

Studied a bit of Tissues & Cell. Also did some physics.