Studying alone can be beneficial, but studying with a partner(s) in a group has other benefits that studying alone cant offer. Why not have the best of both worlds when it comes to studying?
Study groups can help you develop professionally, build strong communication skills, and refine your study habits. Research says that studying in groups helps you enhance your learning, and encourage you to think creatively.
Here are 4 Benefits to Joining a Study Group:
1. Keeps you Accountable
- If you study alone this process is skipped as no one knows but you, if corners were cut. By studying with a group the other members can hold you accountable to the amount of material scheduled to study, and meeting time frames.
2. Different People, Different Perspective
- Being apart of a study group helps you get a better understanding of information you maybe struggling with. You get a chance to grasp information from a different perspective than your use to. You may also help someone understand something they were lacking knowledge of or understanding of.
3. Different Study Habits
- Learning is fundamental. You can pick up new study habits and techniques from others within the study group. It's easy to get stuck into your same ol' same ol' study habits. By being in a study group you can learn new ideas for studying, which can help deter you away from your monotony ways of studying.
4. Cohesiveness
- In a study group, you get to experience the praise and celebration of others who passed their exam. This will set volumes and motivate you when you see others succeed from the group. The sky is the limit and just know that success can be yours as well.
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