Studying tips?
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_Ederle_
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2 years, 4 months ago by _Ederle_
I’m really bad at studying and doing schoolwork in general, anyone have tips for how to stay more motivated and get things done faster?
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_Ederle_
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2 years, 4 months ago by _Ederle_
I’m trying to make this school year better than my last 🥲
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vntxgedays
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2 years, 4 months ago by vntxgedays
my biggest tip is to take breaks! (ex: every 20 mins take a 5 min break) hope this helps!
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pelulu
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2 years, 4 months ago by pelulu
I recommend getting some lovely stationery or colorful pens or highlighters and color-coding your notes. This personally makes me motivated to take notes. For taking notes during class I would recommend plotting down only the most important things and trying bullet points during the actual course and then afterward doing a bit more research. For memorizing information I would say write it 3x read it 3x and then read it out loud 3x. Hope this helps!
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Zaan_13
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2 years, 4 months ago by Zaan_13
Determining your studying style would be a big help - you can just search 'learning style quiz' and any of the links would be fine 😊 but you can also adjust your studying style based on the subject! E.g. when I studied engineering/math subjects I'd try to write out the steps in the calculations and do example questions right after to make sure I understood it. Only then I'd move onto the next topic. And when I did more essay-based subjects I'd just write a lot of notes and look at past exam questions if I had access to them - I used a lot of coloured pens / highlighters as well haha. I'm also super picky so I actually use grid paper instead of line paper bc I'm able to space out my work much better on grids 😂 Also try to get homework/projects done ASAP bc class content would still be fresh in your mind. Even if u can't fully start at least make a brainstorm/checklist. Good luck! 📚 |
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Crxmzon
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2 years, 3 months ago by Crxmzon
Here's my study tip: set a timer and study with your full focus for as long as you can. As soon as you notice a distraction, stop the timer.This will be the length of your study sessions and take breaks for a little while (depends on the length of your study sessions) ⚠️PLEASE DONOT USE YOUR DEVICE IN THIS BREAK⚠️ you can stretch for a little while, relax and recap the concepts, or just reward yourself with a snack or anything else 🙂. After a few days or a week, extend the duration of your study session by 5 or 10 minutes and Don't forget to take breaks 👍 |
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Crxmzon
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2 years, 3 months ago by Crxmzon
For example: if the length of your study sessions are 10 minutes long when you first tested your attention span, take a 2 minute break and extend the duration of the session when you feel like you're too comfortable with the 10 minutes 😀
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Hassey
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2 years, 1 month ago by Hassey
I have followed Unjaded Jade on YouTube and she really helped me on studying. I'm using highlighters, writing in a organized way, studying without distractions, and try to be positive about it. 🙂 |
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xc2024
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2 years, 1 month ago by xc2024
i do 15 minutes of actual work, then take a 5 min break and do 15 minutes of a new subject, then another break and so on until im done with that day’s homework
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nonhuman
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2 years, 1 month ago by nonhuman
I don't know how I manage in school but I would put on music and have a fidget in my hand and I have no idea how that of all things worked but it did
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