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Studying smarter—not harder—is the key to success in any exam, especially the Civil Service Exam or board exams. One of the most effective learning methods today is Spaced Repetition, and it’s built right into Brevph.
Passing the Civil Service Exam on your first attempt is definitely possible — with the right mindset, strategy, and study habits. Whether you're taking the Professional or Sub-Professional level, these tips will help you prepare smart and efficiently.
The Civil Service Examination (CSE) in the Philippines is administered by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) to determine the eligibility of individuals seeking government employment.
Multiple-choice exams are one of the most common types of tests used in major exams such as: UP College Admission Test (UPCAT) – Tests knowledge in Math, Science, Language Proficiency, and Reading Comprehension; Civil Service Exams (Sub-Professional and Professional) – Measures applicants’ eligibility for government positions; and Board Examinations like LET, ECE and others.
Anki is a spaced repetition flashcard system designed to help learners retain information efficiently over time. The name “Anki” comes from the Japanese word for "memorization" (暗記). It uses an algorithm to schedule reviews of flashcards based on how well the user remembers each card, ensuring that difficult concepts are reviewed more frequently while easier ones are spaced out.
We’re excited to introduce a brand-new feature in brevph: Flashcards! This powerful tool is designed to help you retain and recall information more efficiently, making your study sessions more productive.
The University of the Philippines College Admission Test (UPCAT) 2026 is one of the most awaited exams for students aspiring to enter the prestigious University of the Philippines (UP). If you're a Grade 11 student for School Year 2024-2025 or an incoming first-year college student for School Year 2026-2027, take note of these very important dates!
Different teaching methods lead to varying levels of knowledge retention. Research suggests that active engagement in learning significantly improves retention rates compared to passive methods. The Learning Pyramid, developed by the National Training Laboratories, highlights the average retention rates of different teaching techniques.
Acquiring knowledge is only the first step in learning; retaining it for long-term use is equally, if not more, important. Many learners struggle with forgetting information shortly after learning it. Fortunately, several proven strategies can enhance knowledge retention and ensure that learning efforts yield lasting benefits.
One of the best ways to truly understand a concept is to teach it to someone else—especially a child. The Feynman Technique, a well-known learning strategy, suggests that simplifying complex ideas into clear, easy-to-understand explanations helps you retain knowledge better. In this article, we’ll explore why teaching a child is an effective way to learn, how it strengthens your understanding, and how you can use this method to master difficult topics.