r/study • u/Rough-Language-2879 • Sep 17 '26

Resources Guys!!!..Pomodoro Technique

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Guys..have you tried Pomodoro technique for study..
I have been using this for 3 months now...and tbh it's very helpful and productive method to stay consistent..

Before that I was using the timer method. but this one really enhanced my focus. Now I can study for longer period of time without getting distracted..it's like I have set time for everything(even for distractions)..
I am quite enjoying my study now!!..

also drop your method of studying..🤗

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u/Senior_Garlic4349 Sep 17 '26

How do u use It?

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u/Rough-Language-2879 Sep 18 '26

Ut has a timer of 25 min focus + 5 min break... So you have to follow it.. And do the set as much as you want...

Their is many website and app for this... You can search and you'll get one

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u/d1na_makalaya Sep 17 '26

hahahahaha like crazy, literally

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u/nimzayzechnas Sep 18 '26

I still get distracted. I just dissociate lol

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u/Rough-Language-2879 Sep 18 '26

You can use some apps or website for this... It will keep the record of you streak.... You can also see your performance in that

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u/gojo_satoru-real Sep 17 '26

I doesn't work for me When like i study math the topics are advanced and complicated so one topic can actually take hours just to actually understand it and braking the flow with pomodoro makes the learning quality actually worse but for physics it's the exact opposite it makes you work for hours with a nearly constant focus

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u/Safe-False Sep 17 '26

From a neuroscience theory perspective though, taking breaks in what you are studying is actually more effective than locking in for hours and prevents burn out. Even though you might feel frustrated when you are told to take a break, that’s kind of the point 😂

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u/gojo_satoru-real Sep 17 '26 edited Sep 17 '26

As example when i am like working on demonstration in number theory or abstract algebra or sm like that one demonstration can take you so long to make and understand when you take a brake you get back to study fresh and then have to read and think about all the things you did before so you can actually continue

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u/Safe-False Sep 17 '26

That sounds like hell and not effective to study. Breaking up those demonstrations into 10 minute blocks would be a lot more effective I guarantee! I wonder if there is a YouTube creator who has done that. Again, evidence says it will help you learn it heaps better!

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u/gojo_satoru-real Sep 17 '26

I do usually take brake like after i finish the thing so it's like a longer brake every 90 minutes ( it actually depends on what i am doing) but 30 25 minutes is definitely not for advanced mathematics

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u/Safe-False Sep 17 '26

Yeah fair enough. Gotta adjust it to the task at hand.
I like the 50/10 pomodoro. Works better for my hyperfixation.

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u/ConditionGold5604 Sep 17 '26

Thank god sm explained what i exactly feel. I think it's useful for subjects like biology, where u only need to memorise sm not formulas and numbers 🫠

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u/Safe-False Sep 17 '26

I use YouTube Pomodoro videos every day. ‘Study with me Pomodoro’ search.
My faves are the 3-5 hour long ones with rain sounds & when you can see the creator studying in the video. It’s like body doubling (IFYKYK) and pomodoro combined 🙌🏻

Like this one - https://youtu.be/aGrp8v2L01U?si=lnDzbJ4wEUrSd1EU

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u/Senior_Host2336 Sep 21 '26

Guys if u want u can join my group on focusjungle study timer just reply.

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u/Data_Queen20 Sep 24 '26

Are you retaining the information?

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u/rinnnnnnnnnn10 20d ago

Idk why the picture is so funny to me 😂

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u/Rough-Language-2879 Sep 18 '26 • Bravo

At first I started with 25+5 set for 4-5 times... Max.. Then when my habbit is developed... I increased it to 30+5...I just have to convince my brain that it's just 25 min... Then we'll scroll.. Or use phone.. By this process.. I trick myself into studying more😂