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If you went to college or are going to college what have you studied and what were your favorite learning techniques? (beehaw.org)

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago

The techniques in Cal Newport's book on college, also the ones in A Mind for Numbers, the ones from Project Zero's Visible Thinking Routine Toolbox (and the book that explains them), and The Happiness Trap to handle anxiety and shit like that.

I learned about the last two books (Visible Thibking and The Happiness Trap) way too late. Before reading them, my grades were meh. After, straight As.