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I've watched a looot (and by a lot, probably every video on the internet about productivity in studying and a lot of articles too) on studying more effectively and this list (or somehow a guide) may be the right one for you!
Here on this list is a bunch of things I've picked up over the course of my entire academic life and I'm ready to share what stuck with me.
Keep in mind that not every one of these works for everyone and everyone's studying techniques are all unique (to each their own!) so take these with a grain of salt.
Manage your time and be flexible if need be: It's good to study and focus and stay motivated yes, but remember that you're human and you need to rest and have fun too!
Focus and prioritize your needs (i.e. Studying): This feels like I'm going against my first point... But, what I mean here is that while you do need to rest as well, you need to manage your time and make sure that what needs to be done is done.
Start doing your work sooner than later: Of course it's soo relaxing to lay down or rest after school but isn't it better to finish everything before you rest... Which makes resting so much better because you won't be worrying about anything else? Focus at the task at hand quickly before you're going to rest and relax.
Stay Organized: Have an organization flow going on that works for you! If it's messy but you're able to work through it better than the minimalistic pictures you see on Pinterest then go for it! It's great to be organized because you'll have the ability to shift and finish your tasks much easier!
Choose the subjects/studies that you enjoy: This is because you'll be more motivated to do them. I think that if you do have interests that will help you in the future, it's good to chase them.
Focus on what will motivate you the most: This is if you think you don't have any current interests or if you can't choose the subjects you enjoy because of your school system. Try to figure out what subject you currently enjoy doing and try focusing on those!
Be Methodical and Thorough in your final works/presentations: It's academically better to be straightforward to get your point across rather than beating around the bush. Unless it's a speech with personal anecdotes there's no reason to be implicit.
Be Punctual: be right on time (or better yet, earlier) in submitting your works and appearance in performance. 'Cause what's so bad about it anyway? It's certainly the best for time.
Now, this is a separate list I've made in accordance to the list above this picture. If anything, it's just as important as the list above because it tackles more on outside studying and interacting with people and such.
Now, this is a separate list I've made in accordance to the list above this picture. If anything, it's just as important as the list above because it tackles more on outside studying and interacting with people and such.
Enjoy the activities that's included in your studies!: I'm pretty sure if not a lot then at least one of your subjects in class or maybe a school thing includes an itinerary of school events and gatherings with fun activities. It's fun to mingle with friends and fellow students. <;33
Have a support system, great people in your surroundings: It goes to show that people in your surroundings affect your motivation and productivity. You can function and study more effectively in a cafe filled with like-minded people (i.e. people who're studying/working). Rather than being in cafes with chatty people, noisy people. It's also great to have a support system in a way that they push you to do better and do your best no matter what. A best friend perhaps, family or a family member, anyone can be your support system. As long as they're a positive impact on your being.
Don't fall for the pressures of others: I used to fall for this every time. I think that everyone progresses on their own pace and that you shouldn't take others' words as gospel. Remember, they're people too, they're not some God you have to follow. Follow your own footsteps and think thoroughly on what is right and wrong.
Engage in class discussion!: School is a place of learning. Recite no matter what. If it's wrong, you get corrected. If it's right, that's amazing that you know the answer! Please don't be afraid to make mistakes in the manner of learning. Don't be shy, who cares if people laugh at your mistakes? They can shut up when you answer correctly.
Make studying an official event in your day-to-day life: This correlates perfectly with time management and doing your work sooner or later. Considering that you're putting money, effort, and time into your studies, why not make it an official event? Focus on how you can work your time around studying and not the other way around.
Read for pleasure: Read books that aren't for school! Read the most amazing books you can get your hands on in the bookstore. Literature is a powerful tool you can utilise freely. Use it.
And we're done! Have fun and make sure to focus on studying and take breaks and hydrate yourself okay! I had to take a two day break from studying 'cause my body couldn't handle it and I slept a lot during those days. Prioritize yourself, your health, and your studies. In that order and in that order only. Goodluck in studying! Next guides will be about school supplies and my tips in reviewers and notes !
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