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AKO 🌼 🌸 || COMMS OPEN (4/5)@artistic_ako · Oct 5, 2026

Ako study advice let's goo: 🧵 After each lecture, attempt the corresponding practice questions/tutorials with your…

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A practical study framework involves attempting practice questions immediately after lectures to identify knowledge gaps, reviewing materials to find misunderstandings, supplementing with YouTube videos, and using course learning objectives as a revision guide. The author emphasizes this method works best for theory-heavy subjects and acknowledges individual learning styles vary.

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  1. #1

    Ako study advice let's goo: 🧵 After each lecture, attempt the corresponding practice questions/tutorials with your limited knowledge from the lecture. If you get a lot of shit wrong and feel stupid and wanna cry, you're on the right path (1/5)

    :3@eyecompass · Oct 5, 2026

    "Study tips from a 4.0 GPA student" "Study the material every day"

  2. #2

    Once you're done suffering/finished with all those questions, go back to your lecture notes/materials/wtv you have, and try to identify gaps between your answers and the source material. Quickest way to identify which parts you don't fully understand (2/5)

  3. #3

    This works best with theory-heavy subjects like macroeconomics, but you can also apply the similar logic to other subjects that focus more on calculation etc You can also pair this with watching relevant YouTube videos to further enhance understanding (3/5)

  4. #4

    If you're revising for an upcoming exam, refer to the course learning objectives each tested lecture/topic will have, then design your study guide around that. If you can answer all the course learning objectives, you're pretty much good to go (4/5)

  5. #5

    Ending this 🧵 with a disclaimer that this is what works best for ME, and might not be as effective for someone else. That being said, if anybody has more study tips to share, please go ahead! (5/5)

  6. #6

    I know this is different from my usual stuff, but I'm aware there's a decent amount of my followers still in school rn, so I hope this can be of some help to you guys 🎀 Stay in school, guys!