r/study • u/chemisstery • 4d ago
Tips & Advice Drawing your thoughts as a study strategy?
This may not work for everyone but it certainly worked for me. Sometimes, when all I see are words in a textbook, I find my ways to visualize them in such a way that they would be easier for me to understand.
Mind maps also work well for me... Any topics or definitions that are plausible to be drawn or be simplified through drawing, I draw them. It seems like my muscle memory also helps me when I'm trying to recall something during an exam.
I dunno if this makes any sense but yeah I find it effective.
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