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majormuss
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Hi,
I am a first-year graduate student in a physics phd program in the US, who is looking to adopt new habits that can directly help improve my physics/math knowledge and skills. I am not necessarily talking about memorizing math multiplication/division tricks etc. I am more interested in daily habits that allow me to "passively" improve my knowledge of advanced math/stats and physics concepts my knowledge. By "passively", I mean habits that don't require me to sit up on my desk at specific times with a notebook and a textbook, actively reading and solving problems. I am trying to improve my math/physics skillset by working smarter with better habits rather than simply working harder. Tips that incorporate technology (tablets, notebooks etc.) are even better.
I am a first-year graduate student in a physics phd program in the US, who is looking to adopt new habits that can directly help improve my physics/math knowledge and skills. I am not necessarily talking about memorizing math multiplication/division tricks etc. I am more interested in daily habits that allow me to "passively" improve my knowledge of advanced math/stats and physics concepts my knowledge. By "passively", I mean habits that don't require me to sit up on my desk at specific times with a notebook and a textbook, actively reading and solving problems. I am trying to improve my math/physics skillset by working smarter with better habits rather than simply working harder. Tips that incorporate technology (tablets, notebooks etc.) are even better.