Whether you have grade school, middle school, high school or even college students, you can establish study habits to help you on your way to the top until you become the best, and it all starts by creating a positive study environment and by learning tips that you can apply at home and in the classroom, Good study habits are something that everyone should start practicing since they start school, it might be hard and tiring work at first but, once you get your routine down and adapt to it, homework, tests, and work you have to complete will be all nothing in a couple of weeks of using a study routine. The most important factor in selecting a study area is that it is quiet and away from distractions. It can be your bedroom, a spare room, a den, a loft, or a bonus room in the basement or over the garage. Also, try to pull together a combination of furniture that fits your style. Lighting is also important. The space should be well lit without hurting the eyes. Some classical music enhances the study environment, I prefer jazz or blues because it allow my mind to focus better because it’s calming music and calm music is the best to focus. Music helps students focus and access their most resourceful learning state. The music optimizes the functions of the brain that store and retrieve information. Many children will think that their own music is best, but if you try classical music one time I can almost guarantee that all your work will be done faster.
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Different people also have different learning styles. Some people work well when they plan things visually, other people get their best results from working in a group. Once you figure out your personal learning style, you can get your work done more effectively. People work best at different times of the day, and only you know when you work most efficiently. Figure out when you seem to get things done most efficiently and organise your routine around that. Once a routine is established now comes the hard part, getting adapted to it. If you work everyday on your routine and start getting used to it your work will gradually become easier until you do it without even thinking about it, like eating breakfast in morning. If you feel that your work load is getting out of control then it’s time to sit down and evaluate how you’ve been spending your time. Slash down activities that will not help you reach your goals. Minimize (and if possible, AVOID) procrastination. As you do so, you’ll see that your schedule becomes more manageable and you experience less stress. Studying a day before the exam is not really studying. That is called cramming, and will not do you any good. Together with proper time management, allocate certain hours each day for your studies. Review what you learned that day and study in advance for your classes tomorrow. This habit will improve your ability to retain information.
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Once you mastered the skill to retain information it will become easier to pass tests and will help you out alot when all your friends are writing everything down and you can just look at it and remember it for later. Most people don’t actually have the patience to sit down and work on something they don’t want to, If this sounds like you the best advice I have for you is to try your best to learn what you need to learn.