How do I really study?

>>18077424
>My course is memorization heavy
Enjoy your superficial education

>>18077424
I have this same issue too at times. A good fix is to change up some of your typical studying habits. Try to study in a different location, or try studying while walking (as of you are giving a presentation). Get a new beverage and drink it while studying in this way. A change of pace can go a long way

>>18077424
Study in the morning. I've been teaching myself Japanese for years and I find learning new words and remembering older ones is the easiest in the morning (I'm a morning person). For memorization, use flash cards. Look at them at least once everyday. They are a godsend.

Also, there are different types of learning that people are more suited at.
For example, I'm not an audiovisual learner at all. I can listen and understand something, but I'll completely forget it immediately. I am, however, more of a reading/writing learner. When I read my textbook, I always take notes and remember it the most easily that way.

Almost same problem as OP.

Does someone know about studying techniques, or memorization patterns? I dont have any studying technique, nor any studying habits. Does someone know about habits and patterns that work?

>>18077424
>really hate it when I do nothing but study and have no time for myself
make a schedule for study time vs yourself time
in some cases, you won't have anymore yourself time, you'll just have to power through that

>averse to studying at night
sleep and wake up earlier

>what are some efficient ways to memorize stuff quickly
actually understand the reasoning behind the information
google mnemonic tricks (ymmv)

there might be specific tricks/methods of studying for your particular subject that others in the field came up with, look them up

trap yourself in a quiet/study area at school. it's effective because study is the only thing you can do there. go home when you're done and look forward to doing nothing.

>>18077424
>>18078828

for memorization; i'd say flash cards and practice quizzes/tests (like quizlet or something). just a lot of repetition until you know the answer immediately when you see the question (repetition learning is actually scientific and strengthens your brain's pathways to access that specific knowledge)