Hey sir tom , I have just gotten my result and for this term I have a gpa of 3.3/4.0 which looks good but I feel like it's not enough. This gpa is an overall for 8 exams. I've followed your advice but I think maybe i just need a little bit of more hardwork if. Could you give me some advice or tips. Thanks.

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Forget what teachers say works... What study method actually FEELS effective for you? Not what you think you should do, but what genuinely helps information stick. For me, it was explaining concepts out loud like I'm teaching a class! What's yours? Let's compare notes below!

Think back to when studying actually started working... (if it ever did ghehe) There was probably ONE specific change that made everything easier. Maybe you switched from typing to handwriting notes, Or started studying at a different time of day, Or found a technique that matched how your brain works. What was that game-changing moment for you? P.S. if your studying still isn’t working, share what you’re struggling with :)