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To begin, make a list of realistic goals for yourself. Take on higher-scoring chapters and concepts, as well as things that fascinate you and areas where you are falling behind, and then create a sensible calendar with attainable goals.
• Acquire the ability to prioritize
You must always be aware of which concepts, topics, or subjects require greater attention and prioritize them properly. Swap subjects every hour or 45 minutes, or whenever you're bored, and pick up an intriguing concept. You can always employ a unique subject combination of interconnected subjects or themes to help you concentrate and study more effectively.
• Create the most conducive study environment possible
Finding a quiet space to concentrate on your studies is also important for avoiding distractions and boredom. So, first choose a quiet spot where you won't be interrupted for an extended period of time (or however long your study time is), and then turn off all distractions. Start by playing some relaxing study music.
• Include rest periods
While studying for long periods of time, you should constantly take short breaks to relax, whether it's for a stretch, a long stroll, or a quick look through your social media page. Don't forget to set a timer for your breaks and don't overdo it.
• Make your study sessions more enjoyable
Next, you should strive to make your study time more enjoyable by enlisting the help of a friend, or by including music or engaging learning methods. This does not imply that if you schedule a 10-hour study session, you would spend the entire time watching concept videos. Rather, set aside a portion of your study time to call a friend for a group study session or finish some tutorials with a learning software. To get the most out of the time you have left, you must maintain focus and avoid distractions.
• Take a nap when necessary
It has been discovered that napping is beneficial for recharging our brains and enhancing focus. You can nap for less than 30 minutes in between studying sessions, and it's best to do it at the same time every day to keep your circadian rhythm in sync.
• Study that is active rather than passive
Most of us study passively for lengthy periods of time without understanding that we haven't gained much from our time spent studying. Writing down your own notes, making concept flashcards, or learning through the memory palace technique are all effective ways to study actively. This means that you must remain engaged while studying so that you do not go through the session on autopilot.
• Acquire the ability to prioritize
You must always be aware of which concepts, topics, or subjects require greater attention and prioritize them properly. Swap subjects every hour or 45 minutes, or whenever you're bored, and pick up an intriguing concept. You can always employ a unique subject combination of interconnected subjects or themes to help you concentrate and study more effectively.
• Create the most conducive study environment possible
Finding a quiet space to concentrate on your studies is also important for avoiding distractions and boredom. So, first choose a quiet spot where you won't be interrupted for an extended period of time (or however long your study time is), and then turn off all distractions. Start by playing some relaxing study music.
• Include rest periods
While studying for long periods of time, you should constantly take short breaks to relax, whether it's for a stretch, a long stroll, or a quick look through your social media page. Don't forget to set a timer for your breaks and don't overdo it.
• Make your study sessions more enjoyable
Next, you should strive to make your study time more enjoyable by enlisting the help of a friend, or by including music or engaging learning methods. This does not imply that if you schedule a 10-hour study session, you would spend the entire time watching concept videos. Rather, set aside a portion of your study time to call a friend for a group study session or finish some tutorials with a learning software. To get the most out of the time you have left, you must maintain focus and avoid distractions.
• Take a nap when necessary
It has been discovered that napping is beneficial for recharging our brains and enhancing focus. You can nap for less than 30 minutes in between studying sessions, and it's best to do it at the same time every day to keep your circadian rhythm in sync.
• Study that is active rather than passive
Most of us study passively for lengthy periods of time without understanding that we haven't gained much from our time spent studying. Writing down your own notes, making concept flashcards, or learning through the memory palace technique are all effective ways to study actively. This means that you must remain engaged while studying so that you do not go through the session on autopilot.
