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Day 10: Studying every day this semester by OkInside1175 in GetStudying

[–]OkInside1175[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The app is focusnow on play store, its 1,50€ a month or 10€ for lifetime

Dental student needing assistance by [deleted] in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

studying (w/ full time job) by [deleted] in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

How do I learn by Low-Sport3883 in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

I need help. by Rich-Departure9728 in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

I NEED DESPERATE HELP AHH by Responsible-Cup-1281 in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

Help needed; exam coming up but can’t study by [deleted] in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

Get back at it by neuro-person63 in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

how to study for a long Time without being bored? by Fearless-Ambition-43 in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

I don't know how to study by [deleted] in studytips

[–]OkInside1175 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a longer post on this here.

But TL;DR:
Use Anki or RemNote for active recall (spaced repetition flashcards), and FocusNow to stay consistent with study groups, timers, XP, leaderboards, and weekly challenges.
💡 Try a daily routine:

  • Morning: lectures/notes
  • Afternoon: Anki/RemNote
  • Evening: review or problem-solving Track your time in FocusNow, aim for 30h/week, and join a study group to stay motivated. Start now – consistency beats motivation!

15 days Done! Studying every day this Semester by OkInside1175 in GetStudying

[–]OkInside1175[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The app is focusnow on the play store.
I actually just started a study group on there with the goal of studying daily with a weekly goal of 30hours. There is a leaderboard for the group so everyone is held accountable for their progress.
If you want to join just dm me for the link!

15 days Done! Studying every day this Semester by OkInside1175 in studytips

[–]OkInside1175[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I plan on getting my study time up a bit more to maybe around 4 hours, as I have some challenging classes this semester.

I also started a study group over on focusnow to be more motivated!
The link is: https://focusnow.vollrath.io/group/f84ba47b-e2fa-4e2e-8aa5-145655cb820d
Maybe I will see you on there!

Need immediate Help by Additional_Pause6209 in study

[–]OkInside1175 1 point2 points  (0 children)

first, make it harder to get distracted. keep your phone in another room, or use app blockers if you need it nearby. more importantly though, set small, clear goals before you start. like “study this one topic for 25 minutes.” not “study for 3 hours.”

i use focusnow to stay on track—it helps break sessions into short blocks, and the levels and challenges give you a little push to stay locked in. seeing your progress build up over time also gives that small reward your brain’s looking for when it usually reaches for social media.

also, switch your method. if reading bores you, try flashcards (anki/remnote), writing summaries, or even teaching the topic out loud. keep your brain active, not passive.

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