By: Casey Yang
Did you know that each time we learn something new, our brain forms new connections and neutrons make existing neural pathways stronger or weaker? With that said, the way you study is either going to help you or hurt you. Click “Read More” to see a list that can help you study more effectively.
Take Notes
Taking notes is crucial to not forgetting any information during class. You may not like taking notes, but trust me, taking notes will make your life way easier. It can help you focus and understand the main parts of the lessons that you need to process. Not only that, it can also help you with organization.
Organize your worksheets
Organizing your worksheets will help you find your things way faster than looking for it in a pile that is all over the place. If it’s online, you can create a folder for all of your assignments or notes that relates to your class. It may sound like a lot of work to do but it helps you to easily find what you need.
Have a schedule
Scheduling out your day will help you be more on track with your assignments. It can also help with your personal life as well and you would get things done on time.
Find a quiet place
Having somewhere quiet to study helps you to focus more on your work and it helps you not get distracted. You’re able to get a better understanding of the assignments or your notes.
Take Breaks
You might hear that taking breaks won’t help you because you’re not doing your assignments, but actually it’s a good thing. Taking breaks helps you to reduce any stress or frustration and it also helps your brain to rest. Studies have shown that it can improve both your focus and attention. Don’t try to overwork yourself, you won’t get anywhere.
Ask Questions
If you have questions about any assignments that you are confused about or if you need help, feel free to contact your teachers by email or even in the zoom session.
If you want to be successful academically you should try all or at least a few of the tips above. These tips are proven to lead to better organization, and academic readiness. Do you have any tips for students? Feel free to comment down below.
Great ideas Casey! I think asking questions is probably the hardest and the most important. Thank you for the article!
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