Knowledge in study material
C programming: Functions
Some notes of C programming.
Umer Rayyan Ali
C programming: Storage Class
Notes of Storage class of c programming
Engineering Calculas
Important model questions of Engineering calculas of semester two of btech.
Life skills topic 3
Another important sections of Btech first year students.
Classification of wind turbines
This section tells about the importance of wind turbines and classification also applications.
Memo from Professional communication
Another section of professional communication of btech First year course.
Impact of COVID-19 Lockdown on Consumer Behaviour. (2)
This PDF file contains the scanned copy of Impact of COVID-19 Lockdown on Consumer Behaviour.
Vaibhav Singh Bhandari
IIT MADRAS ONLINE DEGREE
Batch 1: Starts January 2021 For latest updates, visit - www.onlinedegree.iitm.ac.in
anvesh amilisetty
How to Help Yourself Remember What You Studied
Whether you’re getting ready for your finals or enrolled in a GAMSAT prep course such as https://gradready.com.au/gamsat-physics, there’s nothing worse than spending hours studying only to realize you don’t remember anything after the fact. Here’s how you can help your brain remember what you are learning.Step #1 - Clear away distractionsBrains aren’t good at focusing on command. So as you start to study, your attention to what you’re doing slowly rises until it peaks. And every time you get distracted, you need to gather up your focus again, limiting your ability to absorb what you’re reading. So you should make sure there are no distractions around your study area.Step #2 - Take breaksYour ability to stay focused on one task for long periods is also limited. So make sure you’re taking a 10-minute break every hour or so to give your mind and focus some time to relax and recover. You can use that opportunity to stretch and hydrate yourself.Step #3 - Master the revisionYou should close every study session with a short revision of what you saw that day. And then revise what you learned that week once a week. Going back to get a refresher on what you just learned will significantly increase your chances of actually remembering these topics later, whether it be in a month or a year.
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