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Although you may well be used to a digital interface when it comes to making notes, organising your folders and revising your chosen texts, it is important to note that old fashioned pen and paper are more effective as learning tools. This is becuase their physical nature tends to promote more cognitive work and therefore more likely to result in long term memory retention. The same point is true of reading on paper...

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