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Working together, students in study groups can generally learn faster than students working alone.
For instance, some part of the textbook that seems completely confusing to you could be quite clear to another student. In a study group, you can learn quickly by simply asking a question, instead of spending valuable time puzzling over the difficulty alone.
In addition, you can help your fellow students when they have difficulties understanding something that you do understand.
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If you study by yourself, you will always see your material from the same perspective—yours.
While this may not be a problem, getting fresh perspectives on a topic can help you learn it more thoroughly. As you listen and ask questions, you will soon start noticing a variety of different viewpoints on the same idea.
This will force you to think more about your position and will, therefore, develop your critical thinking skills while helping you study.
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