How To Organize And Use Study Groups

Studying with classmates is often more effective than studying by yourself. By helping other people understand the material, you'll be thinking about the concepts more deeply, which can help you retain and apply the information. In a study group, you can share ideas with your classmates and learn from them as you would from an instructor. The key is to make your group successful.

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