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You study and forget? Here’s how I do it 🧠

I used to read a lesson once, twice, three times… and in the exam it all flew away. These are the things that changed how I study, and you can try all of them on muditeach.com for free.

  1. Test yourself instead of rereading

    1Test yourself instead of rereading

    when you pull the answer out of your own head, it sticks better. Answer the questions on the practice page before you look at the solution.

  2. Short sessions, full focus

    2Short sessions, full focus

    25 minutes of study and 5 minutes of rest, with your phone in another room. The focus timer on the tools page helps.

  3. Start with yesterday’s lesson

    3Start with yesterday’s lesson

    before you open a new lesson, go over yesterday’s for 5 minutes. A quick look back makes what you learned stick.

  4. The textbook first, then worksheets and past exams

    4The textbook first, then worksheets and past exams

    this is the order secondary students were advised after last June’s exams.

    Source: thepeninsulaqatar.com

  5. Practise against the clock

    5Practise against the clock

    students said the science exams were fair but long, so do a whole exam with a timer running.

    Source: thepeninsulaqatar.com

  6. Don’t take any subject lightly

    6Don’t take any subject lightly

    every subject gets its time in your plan, even the one that feels easy.

    Source: al-sharq.com

Test yourself now