When trying to learn or revise anything, one of the most important tools in your arsenal is the material you’re using.
Unfortunately, for myself and a lot of other students, we’re never really taught how to take effective notes. Sure, we can write across the lines from left to right and move down the page – but are they the best notes possible?
In this ADD.Tech review, I go low-tech and look at one of the most effective ways of taking notes possible… and it can be done with just a pen and paper.
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One of the hardest part about having a learning disability, and something I’ve found first hand with ADHD, is being able to stay focused.
Getting the work done, getting the result, making a difference – it all comes down to how much time you can spend focusing, and how little you spend being distracted.
And it’s possible to change all this with a Tomato.
Imagine being able to maintain your momentum, interest and ability in a task over a long period of time without losing focus. Imagine being able to look back at the end of a task and feel so surprised that you’d achieved so much.
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