With learning, that's the curiosity we want to encourage. Having said that, however, Krych offers some tips that will help every student in their individual quest for knowledge. The first thing that he advises is to learn to take in information in manageable pieces. It's that we can't manage it all at once. He recommends that studying be broken up into half-hour increments.
People remember the beginning and the end far better than the information in the middle.
When concentrating for a long period of time, a student becomes satiated. They lose attention and drift. Therefore, if you take a short break every half hour, you will have more beginnings and endings. A large chunk of information has been broken into more manageable pieces. Krych also likes the outlining process as well as not taking for older students.