Top Study Resources
The Power of the Right Study Tools and Habits
In today’s fast-paced academic world, textbooks alone are no longer enough for success. Whether you're preparing for exams, writing a thesis, or juggling multiple assignments, the right tools can truly transform your learning journey.
This blog post is based on a comprehensive analysis of the tools students actually use throughout their academic journey. Through surveys, interviews, friends exchanges,dicussiosn with assitant ,teachers and direct observations, we gathered insights on what truly makes a difference in students’ performance and motivation.
Academic Databases & Research Tools
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Google Scholar
Find scholarly articles, theses, books, and court opinions from academic publishers.
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ScienceDirect
A leading source for scientific, technical, and medical research, offering access to peer-reviewed journals, articles, and book chapters across various disciplines.
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JSTOR
A digital library offering academic journals, books, and primary sources in various fields.
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Note-Taking & Organization Apps
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GoodNotes
Take and organize your notes, annotate PDFs, and create beautiful handwritten documents on your iOS devices.
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OneNote
A versatile digital notebook by Microsoft for capturing ideas and organizing projects.
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Productivity & Focus Apps
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Google Calendar
Organize your schedule, set reminders, and share events with others to stay on top of important tasks.
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Online Learning Platforms
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MIT OpenCourseWare
Access free online courses and materials from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology across various disciplines.
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Harvard Online Learning
Explore free and paid courses from Harvard University to expand your knowledge and skills.
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Stanford Online
Learn from Stanford University's world-class faculty with online courses and programs for personal and professional development.
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IBM Skills
Access free courses and certifications to develop technical and professional skills from IBM's resources.
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Coursera
Learn from top universities and organizations worldwide with online courses, specializations, and degrees.
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Khan Academy
Free courses and lessons in math, science, economics, and more for self-paced learning.
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Recommended Study Books
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Solve It!
Dietmar Sternad presents a powerful toolkit for tackling complex problems through structured thinking and strategic mindset. "This book reshaped the way I approach challenges—clear, concise, and immensely practical," .
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Atomic Habits
Learn how small habits can lead to remarkable academic improvements."This book really helped me overcome one of the habits I hated the most in my life when I was facing very difficult mental health issues." ~ Dybril Nahoussi"
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The Almanack of Naval Ravikant
A collection of wisdom from the Philosopher,entrepreneur and investor Naval Ravikant, covering wealth, happiness, and life philosophy.
One of my qoute "If you soo smart why ain't you happy ?" this question reshaped resonates in me still now
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Principles: Life and Work
Ray Dalio shares the timeless principles behind his success, offering actionable insights into decision-making, leadership, and personal growth. "This book transformed my approach to challenges and opportunities~Dybril Nahoussi,".
Bonus: AI Tools for Learning & Writing
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VSCode
A free, open-source code editor that can be used as a text editor to write scientific reports including which includes : LaTeX,MathAjax,AI assitant,text corrector through extensions an is a better alternative to Overleaf (even more powerfull than Overleaf ).
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OpenNote
They built our custom models, Feynman and Turing, to learn from you and teach you in your own style. Spend time actually learning, not just writing down answers.
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