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7 tips to set up a study group

by Susie Doenhoff on 2023-01-31T10:31:00+01:00 in General Study | 0 Comments

 

Here are some steps you can take to set up a study group:

  1. Identify the purpose and goals of the study group: Clearly define the purpose and goals of the study group, such as preparing for an exam or working on a group project.

  2. Find interested participants: Reach out to classmates, friends or colleagues who are in the same class or studying the same material.You can use online platforms or social media groups to find people who are interested in joining a study group.

  3. Establish a schedule: Decide on a regular meeting time and location that works for all participants. It's important to keep the schedule consistent and make sure everyone is aware of the date and time.

  4. Assign roles and responsibilities: Assign roles and responsibilities to each member, such as a leader, note-taker, or timekeeper.

  5. Set ground rules: Establish some ground rules to ensure that the study group runs smoothly and efficiently. These can include things like keeping cell phones on silent, staying on topic, and being respectful of others' opinions.

  6. Get organized: Create a shared document, notebook or a platform where you can share notes, schedule, and any other materials that are important for the group.

  7. Start meeting: Hold your first meeting and begin reviewing and discussing the material. It's important to remain flexible and adjust the study group as needed to ensure that it is meeting the needs of all participants.

 

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