Showing posts with label studying. Show all posts
Showing posts with label studying. Show all posts

Monday, May 25, 2015

#20 I Don't Quit Blogs. They Quit Me!!

It has come to the time where us bloggers of MQUniHack are about to finish posting on our blog. For those of you who have not realised as we didn’t make it obvious, this blog has been a university assignment all along. Despite that, it has been a pleasure for the four of us bloggers revealing multiple uni hacks that would have hopefully helped you out during your time at university throughout the duration of our blog.  

As this is our last post, we have created a video for you all:


Here are a few words from all of us bloggers of MQUniHack about our experience of writing and publishing our posts:
“My experience doing all of these blogs has been interesting. It has been good talking about the different tips for university students and writing about some of my thoughts. The video was also pretty fun to film with the group.” ~ Jon B.
“As a student who's still learning to become more effective in many areas in life it was quite a challenging yet fruitful experience writing about studying tips, resources and other "life hacks" for uni students. This blogging experience has certainly broadened my horizon in the world of digital journaling.” ~ Michael W.
“During my time of writing blog posts, this blog has taught me many hacks that I didn’t know myself. As stated in my first post (#3) you know that I am passionate about gaining skills from assignments that can benefit me in my future, and I have gained so many new skills such as blogging from this experience.” ~ Aaron S.
"Participating in a blog has been a stimulating experience. I haven’t done a blog before so it has been a bit of a challenge thinking of what topics people will be interested about. Overall, discussing tips (“hacks”) for students has been enjoyable and I have learned a couple of new things myself!" ~ Aaron H. 
I and us other MQUniHack bloggers hope many of you readers of our blog have benefited from our posts, whether it is with your assignments, the planning and organisation of your studying, or internships.
Finally, we wish you all the best with the rest of your time at university or college.

Saturday, May 2, 2015

#9 A modified approach to an existing studying method - remember content easier and quicker

A few days ago, that is, the day before I had a quiz, I knew I needed to study. It was one of those days that I started to over think my grades and what it would mean for all my units.  I was spending my time on Facebook and talking to one of my friends that I met two weeks ago. What a "productive" way that was to spend my time (NOT!), which I could have used to review more content. In the end she motivated me to study, which got me thinking once I finished studying… What is the quickest yet most effective way to study?