If you understand the details, you will see a shortcut to studying for the entrance exam!
A to Z of practical study methods from 13 current Seoul National University seniors

“I studied hard, but why are my grades still the same?” 13 senior students answered a question many students have had at least once.
Because I don't know 'how' to study.


Your grades won't improve just by sitting at your desk for a long time, solving a lot of workbooks, or listening to lectures from famous instructors.
At this moment, what needs to be corrected is the 'detail'.

《Study Details》 is a study guide book written by 13 Seoul National University seniors for juniors who don't know how to study.
This book, written by 13 current Seoul National University students, including Han Jeong-yoon, the excellent mentor 'Headmaster' of 'Sumanhwi', the representative entrance exam site in Korea chosen by 3 million people, and Oh In-kyung, who has won five consecutive awards for admission to SKY and medical schools, provides study methods that all students preparing for university entrance exams can follow.
This book introduces 15 study methods that can be utilized in three aspects: memorization, understanding, and application. It also explains examples of how they are applied in real-life learning, helping learners find the optimal learning method that suits them.


Not only that, it contains all the study strategies directly experienced and verified by senior students who entered Seoul National University, the most prestigious university in Korea, in one book.
From subject-specific and difficulty-specific study methods applicable to both internal and external exams, to action plans for the actual exam, students preparing for college entrance exams can master the essential know-how to achieve top-tier scores all at once.

One thing to keep in mind when doing N-reading is that our goal should not be N-reading itself, but rather solid memorization through it.
To ensure solid memorization, it is necessary to structure the content to be memorized and transform it into a form that is easy to store in the mind.
Structuring here means creating a clear framework or system for learning content, similar to a network.
Instead of listing out the content to be memorized and memorizing it, you store the content by relating it to other content.
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〈Textbook Study Method〉 can be divided into two parts: ‘summarizing the introduction, development, turn, and conclusion’ and ‘compiling the textbook into a single volume.’
First, the introduction, development, turn, and conclusion are organized into a learning method that is tailored to the purpose for which the textbook was created.
You set your own learning goals, ask questions, and understand the contents of the textbook in terms of the flow of the story.
Textbook compilation is the process of gathering related information centered around textbooks.
The key is to complete your studies with just one textbook, without creating separate study notes.
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I wrote a code of conduct on the last page of my error notebook for every subject.
A code of conduct refers to the principles or rules that must be followed in an exam situation.
In my case, I mainly wrote about areas where I make frequent mistakes, concepts that are difficult to memorize, and criteria for selecting ambiguous options.
Reading the code of conduct you've compiled just before the exam will help you avoid mistakes and will also be a great help in mind control.
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When we make a mistake in solving a problem, we try to figure out the cause.
You need to know exactly why you made a mistake so you don't repeat the same mistake next time.
The same goes for mistakes.
Rather than just letting it go because it's a small mistake, you need to find the reason and create an appropriate area of ​​action.
This will help you avoid making the same mistake again in the future.
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In mathematics, there can be multiple ways to solve the same problem.
Many people think that simply getting the right answer is enough, regardless of the solution process used. However, if you want to ultimately improve your math skills, it's a good idea to learn a variety of solutions.

All solution methods are accompanied by concepts, so it is definitely helpful to know them.
Additionally, you can develop your mathematical thinking skills by expanding your thinking in various ways to find different solutions.

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