This week will be the last for our lecture.. and 4th June we will start our final exam.. tsk... I have a lot of assignment to submit this week.. a little bit stress.. =_=... but.. I just want to share this tips.. I need to practice it~~ :)
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Don't just dive into studying; organize what you want to study and when. Make a list or draw a chart: whatever works best for you. This will help stabilize your study routine and will slowly ease you into the material.
Don't overwhelm yourself. Give yourself enough time to prepare for the exam material rather than cramming the night before. Make sure to space out your studying and know your limits.
Try not to study for more than one hour at a time. Taking breaks is just as important as the studying. For best results take five to fifteen minute breaks between study sessions.
Make a week plan for when and where you'll be studying. Stability is key.
Try not to bring food with you when you study, as it may be a distraction. Have a cold drink - like iced coffee, juice, soda, or just ice water with you to stay well-hydrated and help you focus when you feel you are drifting off!
Once you feel you have mastered a chapter, a subject, etc. reward yourself! Go out for lunch, watch a movie, meet up with a friend. Take some time away from the material, so that your mind is clear by the time you return.
If you're not getting the material, don't be afraid to ask for help. Get a friend in the class to go over it with you, go to your professor's office hours
1. Take the time to "Time Manage."
Don't just dive into studying; organize what you want to study and when. Make a list or draw a chart: whatever works best for you. This will help stabilize your study routine and will slowly ease you into the material.
2. Set realistic studying goals.
Don't overwhelm yourself. Give yourself enough time to prepare for the exam material rather than cramming the night before. Make sure to space out your studying and know your limits.
3. Take lots of breaks.
Try not to study for more than one hour at a time. Taking breaks is just as important as the studying. For best results take five to fifteen minute breaks between study sessions.
4. Reserve library rooms ahead of time
Make a week plan for when and where you'll be studying. Stability is key.
a room at the library.
5. Don't bring food with you.
Try not to bring food with you when you study, as it may be a distraction. Have a cold drink - like iced coffee, juice, soda, or just ice water with you to stay well-hydrated and help you focus when you feel you are drifting off!
6. Reward yourself
Once you feel you have mastered a chapter, a subject, etc. reward yourself! Go out for lunch, watch a movie, meet up with a friend. Take some time away from the material, so that your mind is clear by the time you return.
7. Ask for help!
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