How You Can Manage Time And Memorize Better Before The Exam

First, you need  breaks for your brain to restart and remember better. A lot of students use Pomodoro technique. It helps with time management and helps to remember to take a rest.

The technique has been around since the early 1990s and was invented by Francesco Cirillo, an entrepreneur and software developer, to help him focus on his studies during university.

He had an idea to use a kitchen timer to track his work and study time. The timer was in the shape of a tomato, hence the name of this method was born. “Pomodoro” means “tomato” in Italian.

The main concept behind the technique is to work in blocks of time, typically 25 minutes long (called pomodoro sessions), followed by a 5 minute break. When you complete four pomodoros, it’s time for a longer break of 20 to 30 minutes. The cycle then repeats.

Each pomodoro session should demand your full attention on one task, every break requires you to step away from your work to rest.