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Teaching students how to build a comprehensive study system
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Daily Check-In - Friday 23 October
This is your space to practise reflection and planning, two skills that are just as crucial to your results as anything you're learning in Encoding or Retrieval. New here? Use this formula. It's built to take under 2 minutes, so there's no excuse not to do it daily. Day [X] Today: [Win/Draw/Loss + Justification] Tomorrow: [A 1% improvement to make tomorrow slightly better] Already doing Self-Management work? Swap the formula for your own deeper daily reflection (Kolb's) and plan. It's the same underlying process, just with more depth Key rule for "Tomorrow": your 1% improvement must be a change to your system or process rather than just a task on your to-do list. - ✅ System change: "Deleting Instagram from my home screen" → benefits every day after this one, automatically. - ❌ Just a task: "Do a physics past paper" → helps once, then you're back to zero. Remember, always progress over perfection
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Day 15 Experiment - create daily plan the night before to give absolute certainty around the day, delete social media, turn on greyscale result - not the best day. Started off a bit distracted and didn't recover all that well. Wasn't awful but just semi distracted all day compare - didn't meet expectations hypothesise - just wasn't clear enough with what i wanted to get done and didn't delete apps meaning it was easy to sit down and start scrolling. same thing at lunch as well. Experiment - no changes here, just need to actually follow the steps of deleting social media and turning on greyscale. plan has already been done Experiment - create daily plan the night before to give absolute certainty around the day, delete social media, turn on greyscale
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Daily Check-In - Saturday 24 October
This is your space to practise reflection and planning, two skills that are just as crucial to your results as anything you're learning in Encoding or Retrieval. New here? Use this formula. It's built to take under 2 minutes, so there's no excuse not to do it daily. Day [X] Today: [Win/Draw/Loss + Justification] Tomorrow: [A 1% improvement to make tomorrow slightly better] Already doing Self-Management work? Swap the formula for your own deeper daily reflection (Kolb's) and plan. It's the same underlying process, just with more depth Key rule for "Tomorrow": your 1% improvement must be a change to your system or process rather than just a task on your to-do list. - ✅ System change: "Deleting Instagram from my home screen" → benefits every day after this one, automatically. - ❌ Just a task: "Do a physics past paper" → helps once, then you're back to zero. Remember, always progress over perfection
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Daily Check-In - Wednesday 21 October
This is your space to practise reflection and planning, two skills that are just as crucial to your results as anything you're learning in Encoding or Retrieval. New here? Use this formula. It's built to take under 2 minutes, so there's no excuse not to do it daily. Day [X] Today: [Win/Draw/Loss + Justification] Tomorrow: [A 1% improvement to make tomorrow slightly better] Already doing Self-Management work? Swap the formula for your own deeper daily reflection (Kolb's) and plan. It's the same underlying process, just with more depth Key rule for "Tomorrow": your 1% improvement must be a change to your system or process rather than just a task on your to-do list. - ✅ System change: "Deleting Instagram from my home screen" → benefits every day after this one, automatically. - ❌ Just a task: "Do a physics past paper" → helps once, then you're back to zero. Remember, always progress over perfection
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@Rezwan Habib overconsumption of external media is definitely something i can relate to. And i do find that focus does come almost as soon as i remove my phone, at least a lot more effectively than when i try and add some new strategy to "add focus" I would start to think about how to remove the distractions at least as much as the strategies you could add
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@Isaac T yeah and obviously you'll want to finish strong. Like yeah once uni begins high school is completely behind you but it is still ideal to be able to look back and be proud rather than having this nagging sense of "damn i could have done better" I think its just helpful to sometimes think about the grand scheme of things so that if results don't go to plan it doesn't overly affect your mental health because there is no reason for that
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Daily Check-In - Thursday 22 October
This is your space to practise reflection and planning, two skills that are just as crucial to your results as anything you're learning in Encoding or Retrieval. New here? Use this formula. It's built to take under 2 minutes, so there's no excuse not to do it daily. Day [X] Today: [Win/Draw/Loss + Justification] Tomorrow: [A 1% improvement to make tomorrow slightly better] Already doing Self-Management work? Swap the formula for your own deeper daily reflection (Kolb's) and plan. It's the same underlying process, just with more depth Key rule for "Tomorrow": your 1% improvement must be a change to your system or process rather than just a task on your to-do list. - ✅ System change: "Deleting Instagram from my home screen" → benefits every day after this one, automatically. - ❌ Just a task: "Do a physics past paper" → helps once, then you're back to zero. Remember, always progress over perfection
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Experiment - create daily plan the night before to give absolute certainty around the day, delete social media, turn on greyscale Result - another very productive day. it was semi interrupted through the middle of the day as my sister had her final hsc exam so we went for lunch. So had my phone on as usual then. but after that was able to remove my phone and had some really solid work. Experiment is working wonders. compare - matched the prediction hypothesis - see above, plan + no distractions = productive Also in follow up to the weird sleep phenomenon, slept till 8:30 today (about an hour after alarm) but was rly alert all day so still better than waking up early, smashing snooze and being dead all day run back the same experiment Experiment - create daily plan the night before to give absolute certainty around the day, delete social media, turn on greyscale
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@Rezwan Habib I've had a similar relationship with reading. I enjoy it but getting too deep into a good book is straight up addicting. Reading is also quite healthy from a mental perspective. Perhaps the key is moderation for example only reading after 8pm so it isn't a distraction during the day. Anyway not super important but potentially worth considering. Excited to see the progress tmr back in the usual setup
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Daily Check-In - Tuesday 20 October
This is your space to practise reflection and planning, two skills that are just as crucial to your results as anything you're learning in Encoding or Retrieval. New here? Use this formula. It's built to take under 2 minutes, so there's no excuse not to do it daily. Day [X] Today: [Win/Draw/Loss + Justification] Tomorrow: [A 1% improvement to make tomorrow slightly better] Already doing Self-Management work? Swap the formula for your own deeper daily reflection (Kolb's) and plan. It's the same underlying process, just with more depth Key rule for "Tomorrow": your 1% improvement must be a change to your system or process rather than just a task on your to-do list. - ✅ System change: "Deleting Instagram from my home screen" → benefits every day after this one, automatically. - ❌ Just a task: "Do a physics past paper" → helps once, then you're back to zero. Remember, always progress over perfection
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@Aaraya S good question. a good experiment is like a step by step plan which should tell you exactly how and when things need to be done. i think this doc explains it better: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12tMjZLMZvYxLqQsePvgEPf0OPAaInTiDs2EDggoCpW4/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.s0acwa5uiqz7
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@Rezwan Habib Legend 💪💪
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