So, I’ve never done this, but my personal perception of it would probably be a group of people gathering together to study.
Personally, I’d say it depends on the company, whether or not it’d be a good idea. Either way, here’s my list of advantages and disadvantages for yall to mull over.
ADVANTAGES
Able to help each other with difficult topics
Share study strategies
Company makes everything better
Can take regular breaks to socialise
Good energy would help the process
Share notes if someone missed stuff
Can test each other
Adds something to look forward to afterwards (if it’s some kind of sleepover thing)
This is my main issue with group studying, I get so distracted by everyone else and what they are doing that I can’t really focus on what we’re actually trying to study.
And the breaks to socialise which might be an advantage for some people is actually a disadvantage for me because it stresses me out
EVERY. TIME. IM. IN. A. STUDY. GROUP. IT. GOES. BAD.
While I do sometimes study with another group of people, I often study with one group - a group of boys. There are usually 3 of them, but sometimes 4 or 5 depending on the test and what classes we have together and they are so distracting. THEY LITERALLY NEVER SHUT UP.
AND, unless I’m studying 15 minutes before the test that morning with a different guy, I never learn anything. I’m the only one that takes notes so I’m the only one that can ask questions!
It makes me very angry. Yet I still go to a certain class to study with those bozos every day.
@Discussions come share your advantages and disadvantages.
If I was surrounded with people who study, I will feel motivated to study but the disadvantage is that some people learn faster than others and might take more time on a topic that you can do in a few mins
why do you still study with them