Link topics together and understand the bigger picture

Re-reading is passive learning and is very ineffective same as highlighting and

summarising

You need to do something called active recall, process of testing yourself

Spaced repetition prevents you from forgetting information and limits the
forgetting curve.

Focus on your weak areas and dont keep on doing revision on your strongest topics,
it may be hard but in the long run its going to help you.

Use Anki

Do a little bit of work everyday so it doesnt pile up.

When doing questions do them as if under exam conditions

Dont stress yourself out, if you do a little a day in the long run you probably
have done more revision than anyone else.

Learning tips.

Pomodoro method 25 mins work 5 min break

Active recall+ spaces repetition (Anki)

Testing yourself

Understanding content instead of memorising

Using hand written notes then review shortly after Lecture

A mind for numbers by Barbara Oakley

Learning how to learn free course on coursera

Make it stick the science of successful learning

Ali Abdaal on YouTube has scientific proved method on learning

College geek on YouTube

Using khan academy to look at what your studying at different perspective

Using practise questions

Skimming through chapter to look at key concepts before class

MINIMISE HIGHLIGHTING

Using timer such as Forest to reduce distractions

Look at switching between diffused mode thinking and focused mode thinking
Using chunking

Using method of loci

Using acronyms
Using Feynman technique ( explain concept as if it was to a 5 year old) that way
you will truly understand as it will show up areas where you dont understand and
cant explain, you really have to know the topic to be able to teach it

Making your own questions and testing yourself

Understand topic before memorizing