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Study Buddy Strategies
TrinityTrifecta
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Hey All -
Wanted to know if anyone has best practices or strategies for working in study groups or with study buddies?
- Did you collaborate on a firm plan before jumping in?
- study session recommendations?
- wise to have focused section? For ex. A meeting for LR then separate meeting for LG and so on.
- What happens if one begins to make greater gains? Should you cease studying together?
Any best practice strategies would be super helpful and appreciated. Feel free to mention any items that come to mind that I may not have explicitly listed.
Wanted to know if anyone has best practices or strategies for working in study groups or with study buddies?
- Did you collaborate on a firm plan before jumping in?
- study session recommendations?
- wise to have focused section? For ex. A meeting for LR then separate meeting for LG and so on.
- What happens if one begins to make greater gains? Should you cease studying together?
Any best practice strategies would be super helpful and appreciated. Feel free to mention any items that come to mind that I may not have explicitly listed.
