1. Set a schedule and stick to it. Setting a schedule is helpful in a routine. Make a To Do list. Put the most important tasks at the top of the list. If you have a lot to do, prioritize the items on your list to ensure that the most important things get done.

2. Create an educational space. Your study space should be comfortable, quiet, well-lit, and have a surface for writing. Equip your study area with everything you need (paper, pencils, pens, etc.).

3. Limit screen time. Start by setting some ground rules for yourself. Allow yourself to only use technology for an amount of time, or at specific times of the day--or only after all of your responsibilities (chores, e Learning, etc.) are taken care of. That way, technology becomes kind of a reward.