Study Tip Archive - December 2011


"Make notes from lessons the same day. Use codes for difficult topics. For long sentences use abbrevations."
     
  Shifa Shifana  
  Student, High School  
  Kerala, India  
  12/31/2011  
     
"Use the holidays to try to catch up with your mates or even get ahead of them. Review the syllabus for each of your classes and take good study notes. Get a good night's sleep before the day of a test. Exercise is good for the brain so try to do at least 30 minutes of exercise every day."
     
  Adejoke A  
  Student, Secondary  
  Lagos, Nigeria  
  12/28/2011  
     
"My school is taking a very long break now. I am going to try to do some reviewing almost every day. Not as much as during school - maybe 30 minutes a day. I don't want to forget everything."
     
  Melissa Adamson  
  Student, 7th grade  
  Los Angeles, CA  
  12/23/2011  
     
"Whenever I study I try as much as possible to brush away thoughts that may take off my concentration. A quiet place is relevant for smart studies."
     
  Richard Karoki  
  Student, Form 3  
  Nairobi, Kenya  
  12/19/2011  
     
"When studying a hard subject you may become nervous. Then your concentration level goes low. At that time keep listen to a favorite song in your most relaxing position. This will get rid of your nervousness and increase your concentration."
     
  Abhay Shedulkar  
  Student, 15th  
  Thane, India  
  12/18/2011  
     
"Always remember that you are studying for a purpose. After reading a paragraph, try to say it in your own words. This will help you to understand it better and will increase your concentration. "
     
  Aquil Roshan  
  Teacher, 10th grade  
  Hubli, India  
  12/15/2011  
     
"When I felt that a subject was too hard, I used to neglect to study and failed the exam. But then I decided to forcefully study for an exam for hard subjects. I would find that the subject was easier than I thought. The moral is that the way we think can affect how we do - so think positively."
     
  Jen Bati  
  Student, BE computer  
  Bhaktapur, Nepal  
  12/15/2011  
     
"I always think that flashcards help. And if you don't have flashcards, take pieces of paper and put them over the answers. Read the question until you get the answer right. "
     
  McKenna Gazzier  
  Student, 7th Grade  
  Houston, Texas  
  12/15/2011  
     
"Write on a sheet of paper the topics you are studying. Underneath each topic write key words/information that you can research or look up on the Internet."
     
  Jajanae W  
  Student, 7th grade  
  Las Vegas, Nevada  
  12/11/2011  
     
"When using the laptop for studying, try and restrict yourself from going onto any game sites. Even if you think you will do this for just five minutes, it will probably become an hour. Also, try using power point for hard topics as summarized material is easier to absorb."
     
  Crystal Lydia  
  Student, Year 10 British System  
  Cork, Ireland  
  12/10/2011  
     
"While studying, concentration is the most important thing. If there is no concentration your hard work is wasted. It would be like trying to fill a bucket that has a hole in it."
     
  K. Kalyanchetty  
  Student, First Year  
  Hyderabad, India  
  12/9/2011  
     
"Whenever you start studying think about what you wish to conquer and extract everything from what you are going to read. Be confident and never lose patience. Understanding may take some time, but in time it will definitely happen."
     
  Shivam Mishra  
  Student, first year  
  Lucknow, India  
  12/8/2011  
     
"Coordinating conjunctions connect words, phrases, and clauses. There are seven coordinating conjunctions:for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so. Use the acronym "fanboys" to remember them. The "f" stands for "for" and so on. "
     
  Sashagay Beale  
  Student, 7th grade  
  Kingston, Jamaica  
  12/6/2011  
     
"If you are a new student you will find that working with study groups is very effective. But beware of "parasites" who do little and feed off what others in the group are doing. Make sure that every one contributes so that you are all on the same level."
     
  Wilned Hara  
  Student, first year  
  Lilongwe, Malawi  
  12/1/2011  
     

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