Study Tips From Our Visitors - 2007 Archive
Below are the study tips that were submitted by our visitors in the year you selected. We encourage you to submit your own study tip. Click on SUBMIT A STUDY TIP BELOW if you would like to do so.
“Study days before the test or quiz.”
DaMonique, Student, 12th Grade - Tennessee 04/10/2007
“I like to study every day for one hour after school (homework doesn't count). I take 3 minute breaks every 15 minutes. This helps me concentrate and focus better. Studying helps for tests, homework, and even upcoming events.”
Jack, Student, 8th Grade - Alberta, Canada 05/02/2007
“Concentrate on important points and always enjoy studying.”
Alok, Student, 2nd Year B.tech - India 07/31/2007
“You have to organize and manage your study time.”
Jamar, Student, 11th Grade - South Carolina 05/10/2007
“To study well: (1) Don't think about the outcome of studying, continue studying even if it is very hard to understand or practice; (2) Read this website carefully and do it now.”
Hasan, Student, 12th Grade - Sri Lanka 08/21/2007
“Study must come first!”
Chen, Student, 12th Grade - China 04/08/2007
“When you have a big test such as an exam, have someone make up some questions for you that might be on the test. I had my grandma ask me questions about my history and i do struggle in History and I got an A- on my test.”
Jessica, Student, 9th Grade - Michigan 04/06/2007
“Set a timer for a designated amount of time, say 15 minutes. While the timer is on, you can only study the one subject you have chosen. When the timer goes off, you can then get up and stretch, get a drink, eat a snack, take a nap, etc., but the only thing you can do while the timer is ticking is study! Then mark down how many segments you studied for each subject (how many times you set the timer). This helped get me through graduate school.”
Charles, Psychologist - California 09/12/2007
“Do all your studying 2 nights before a test. Then the day before the test, go to a movie. Trust me. It works for me.”
Cryton, Student, 12th Grade - Alberta, Canada 05/02/2007
“Before you study, eat so you will concentrate more. For example, if you're studying biology, read a passage and write questions and answers related to the passage and read them over and over again. Then do a small test to see if you got them into your head.”
Julia, Student, 11th Grade - Malta 08/19/2007
“When I study, I play classical music to keep me focused on my work (it really helps). Another thing that promises success is putting the most needed information on flash cards. and reviewing it over and over until i fully remember every piece of the information. Also I would stay away from the TV for about 2 hours so you don't get brainwashed and forget everything.”
Helen, Student, 7th Grade - California 08/10/2007
“If you want to do well in an exam, you must study hard and regularly. Before an exam, you must check the problems first. Then you must remember not to panic. You must try to bring out the best of yourself. Keep faith in your own worth. Try to answer the best. Just think that you can do it.”
Justinian, Student, O level - New Zealand 04/11/2007
“Always focus. Never be distracted.”
Sam, Student, 7th Grade - USA 04/03/2007
“Study with the TV or the radio off.”
Sabrina, Student, 2007-2008 - New York 10/15/2007
“Studying well during your free time.”
Nathanael, Student, 2nd Year College - Philippines 10/26/2007
“Don't think that studying is a load on you. Always study with joy.”
Karan, Student, 1st Year - West Virginia 05/16/2007
“When you're about to take a test make sure you relax, take a deep breath, and remind yourself it is just a test and you have been doing it all year or month. All a test is a homework sheet with all the studies you have learned. So make sure you are calm and relaxed. Then you will know that you can finish it.”
Mike, Student, 6th Grade - Nevada 11/28/2007
“My father said the ideal time to study is around 7.30 a.m. till 11.30 a.m. I think it's because our mind is usually more 'fresh' and alert in mornings. The foods you take also determine how much your brain acts like a sponge to absorb things you've studied. So, maintain a healthy diet and try to reduce your junk food intake. Good luck!”
Amalina, Student, Form 2 - Malaysia 06/08/2007
“Do not learn by heart. You should understand first and you should also know the main points. Talk with yourself. Be the teacher yourself. I mean explain to yourself on a white board or on a paper. Work according to your syllabus.”
Suraj, Student, A level - Mauritius 04/13/2007
“While you are studying, concentrate on what you are studying. Don't think about T.V. or music and while you are studying, close your cell phone and organize your time to study.”
Marwa, Student, 6th Grade - Oman 09/07/2007
“When trying to remember a long list of information, the best way is to visualize a scene and associate the things in the scene with the information. Do the association in the scene such that each object in the scene leads to another object/information.”
Siti, Student, High School - Singapore 07/30/2007
“When you have a written essay and everything needs to be spelled
correctly, read the essay/story BACKWARD. It will help you to not skip over words. Trust me, it has helped me.”
Peytin, Student, 8th Grade - North Carolina 05/21/2007
“I prefer that every student should not memorize vocabulary words if they have a test the next day because when they have their test, all of the time they have done for memorizing, will be a drag because they will not memorize all of the meanings and the spellings. So they will have a failing grade.”
Maile, Student, 7th Grade - Hawaii 07/29/2007
“Study with an open mind.”
Princess, Student, Freshman - Florida 03/21/2007
“If you are studying for your final exam, what you have to do is sit somewhere comfy, and organize your stuff. Then get to studying. What you have to do is read over what you have over and over aloud. It works. If you are stressed, study for an hour or two straight and then take a 15-20 minute break and get back.”
Nicole, Student, 7th Grade - USA 06/24/2007
“Read over and over again whatever you're trying to learn. If it's memory also try to remember over and over again what it is that needs to be remembered. Do not wait until the last minute. If you do, it's like trying to play chess without knowing what the pieces do. Remember the 4 Ps: Poor Planning leads to Poor Performance. Or, if you fail to plan then plan to fail. Read, study, play, and learn ahead of time.”
Sonny, Student, 2nd Year - Philippines 06/13/2007
“I listen to music, sit in my room, and do my studying.”
Samantha, Student, Grade 9 - British Columbia, Canada 09/17/2007
“What I do to study is I use note cards. I find this a lot easier than
any other way possible. If you are a visual learner this is for you. You can use different colors so that you remember things from the colors. I don't know if this will work for you but it works for me.”
Brittany, Student, 10th Grade - Ohio 04/10/2007
“If you sit next to somebody who is distracting you, then ask the teacher if you can move.”
Kendra, Student, 2006-2007 - Oklahoma 05/24/2007
“Study with a clock!”
Justin, Student, 11th Grade - Kentucky 04/24/2007
“You must take your mind off the TV and more on the books so you can go to high school.”
Bridget, Student, 3rd Grade - New Jersey 05/27/2007
“When you have brothers and sisters close your bedroom door and maybe turn on some music if music doesn't bother you. Then just focus on your work and study for at least an hour and then take a half hour break. Then go back and study for another hour and so on.”
Jessica, Student, 9th Grade - Michigan 04/17/2007
“I study in a place that makes me feel at peace such as my sun porch or in a church. Sitting on the grass and putting a blanket on the nice warm grass, I get lots of reading done. Studying this way is peaceful and quiet, and nature has a way of making you feel good.”
Devon, Student, College - Michigan 03/26/2007
“If you are taking big tests like the MSA or HSA, it's important to stay calm and not freak out. Make no stray marks on your test. Do not cheat or lie about cheating.”
Terra, Student, 5th Grade - Maryland 03/21/2007
“I find that if I write all of my weekly goals onto a whiteboard and cross them off as I complete them, it helps me to feel like I'm accomplishing something. I think of each task as a hurdle to jump over and think things like '5 more assignments till a bit of a break' to stay focused and work even harder on those 5 assignments. The idea of a break or another completed obstacle definitely helps me to stay focused and complete everything to the best of my ability.”
Nicole, Student, First Year University - Ontario, Canada 08/10/2007
“If your teacher gives you a study packet to fill in the answers, take a blank one the day before the test to fill in the answers as a pretest. This will help calm your nerves and it really works!”
Brianna, Student, 5th Grade - New York 06/04/2007
“Use different study methods for different parts of each subject. For example, use flash cards to remember words and dates, draw a mind map linking important points, write practice essays and do practice questions, highlight your notes, rewrite your notes, and keep everything for review later. Listen to classical music, it has been suggested that one studies better while listening to quite relaxing classical music, especially Mozart. His music has been suggested as raising your I.Q.”
Hannah, Student, Year 11 (5th Form) - New Zealand 09/14/2007
“Go in a quiet room where you won't get distracted.”
Shannon, Student, 6th Grade - Michigan 11/07/2007
“When I'm at school, I just think about my studying and forget about what happened in my home. It helps me to focus with my study. When I'm being lazy, I tell myself that what I am is what I am supposed to be.”
Kelly, Student, Diploma In Science - Vermont 08/27/2007
“We all have our own style of learning, try to find your way and then stick by that! A good Study Technique is usually based on the trial and error process. Always remember that study techniques are very subjective, what might work for your friend might not work for you and vice versa.”
Adam, Administrator - Sweden 04/25/2007
“The problem of when to study is critical. A good rule of thumb is that studying should be carried out only when you are rested, alert, and have planned for it. Last minute studying just before a class is usually a waste of time.”
Alex, Student, 9th Grade - South Dakota 04/30/2007
“Record yourself reading the notes that are needed for the test or quiz and relisten to it over and over again.”
Lily, Student, 9th Grade - New Jersey 09/06/2007
“Be sure to read the textbooks and handouts.”
Ian, Student, LCCB 1st Yr - Philippines 10/12/2007
“Music triggers memory. Listen to your favorite tunes while studying. Just keep the music low!”
LJ, Student, 7th Grade - Ohio 05/31/2007
“Using things like index sheets, diagrams,pictures and colors to help organize your notes, may actually make studying seem more fun. If your work looks interesting to you, there is a greater chance that you will want to make the effort to remember it.”
Cait, Student, 11th Grade - NovaScotia, Canada 07/28/2007
“We should study in a good temperature and we should not not become a part of family conflicts.”
Ravi, Student, 11th Grade - India 07/22/2007
“Always pay good attention in class so you could take good notes so
you could have them if you are going to take a test and you could study
the notes too.”
Rickey, Student, 4th Grade - Illinois 04/09/2007
“You should listen to whatever your teacher says. Write it and then go back and highlight the important details.”
Kam, Student, 2007 - California 05/16/2007
“If anyone offers to help you study, always consider it. Don't put off studying to a later and closer time to the test!”
Jada, Student, 6th Grade - North Carolina 09/10/2007
“To study you have to concentrate on what you're doing and have soft music in the background. For me, to study I have to have medium type music because that's what I'm used to. Must people have different styles of studying! But really if you want to study you mostly have to get away from all the noise in the place/room you study and study in quiet.”
Ebony, Student, 7th Grade - Ontario, Canada 05/19/2007
“Throughout the academic year I make short notes on portions studied. As exams near, these notes will help and lighten the process of review. To memorize figures I always try to connect them with personal events so that they automatically become part of my memory.”
Parameswaran, Teacher, Post Graduate - India 05/20/2007
“If you find it hard to get down to study clear your desk so that you have an empty space. When you sit down to work clear your mind and you will be able to start afresh each time without studying whilst being stressed and you are more likely to work harder and see the results of your efforts!”
Andrea, Other, Mature Student - United Kingdom 09/04/2007
“I always study in the same surroundings. Same place, same time, with
or without music, etc. It helps me to remember what I learned.”
Kirsten, Student, 9th Grade - Oklahoma 04/19/2007
“I study doing a lot of review.”
Nicolas, Student, 1993 - Chile 07/05/2007
“To read faster, read first with your eyes. If you want to enhance your vocabulary, read aloud clearly and slowly. Analyze what you read too.”
Lara, Student, 5th Grade - India 06/11/2007
“I'm going to give you the shortcut to good results - Read, Read, Read
(in a systematic way). This year I got super hit A plus and all I had to do was read. When you read, even if your mind is flying try to concentrate. Even if you find it hard to focus, just sit with your book. Eventually you'll find out that you are extremely attentive. Also, don't waste much time. It's very unwise.”
Justin, Student, 11th Grade - Bangladesh 08/30/2007
“The best time to study is in the night, so make sure you have a nap when you come home from school. Then in the night, when the place is cool and quiet, you can then concentrate soley on your work. Always have writing material with you while you study so you can write down necessary questions and information.”
Travis, Student, High School - Trinidad and Tobago 08/29/2007
“Write in different colored pens/pencils. Put on some soft calm music so if you're going crazy you can just stop and be calm and then come back to studying after a song or two. Just be calm and make sure you've eaten before you start studying.”
Jen, Student, 8th Grader - Michigan 06/16/2007
“Go to the library, pick up a book, and read.”
Stephen, Student, 6th Grade - Louisiana 04/20/2007
“When you are studying, review your notes and then close your eyes to remember and also understand them. Make sure that on a test or quiz that you try your best. If you don't get the grade that you expected, then study the test your didn't do so well on and you will do better the next time you try.”
Camille, Student, 6th Grade - Florida 09/05/2007
“For me the best way to study is to teach my stuffed toys. I pretend to be the teacher to them. This helps me remember all the important points. Try it out. It really helped my O levels. Good luck!”
Aishath, Student, 11th Grade 2007 - Maldives 07/02/2007
“Make sure you are somewhere that no one will disturb you and unplug the phone so no one will call you when you are studying.”
Shana, Student, 2007 - Virginia 05/15/2007
“The best way to study is that when you study something in class, make notes of it when you go home. This will help you in the exams. You will be able to learn directly from the notes but make sure that you make the notes from the main points.”
Rida, Student, 8th Grade/O'Levels II - Pakistan 05/26/2007
“Always focus on your target by studying for about 4 hours a night. At least 4 hours of sleep is also suitable. Trust me it works.”
Mika, Student, University - Australia 08/12/2007
“If you have a hard time comprehending a certain subject, turn to other resources such as magazines, encyclopedias, etc. Also, a full-time schedule helps you stay on track, and it can help you go to bed at a decent time (if you have a decent time on your schedule, of course.)”
Alicia, Student, 8th Grade - Texas 04/28/2007
“Rewrite everything you have to memorize (over and over and over and over and OVER again)!”
H., Student, 6th Grade - Illinois 11/07/2007
“I try to keep a control over my diet before a few days of the test. This helps in my thinking process. I drink a lot of water and try to do meditation. I also discuss my study chapters and the main idea of the chapter with my family members, which helps me in remembering important information.”
Vibhuti, Student, Graduate 2007 - North Carolina 05/28/2007
“If you study a topic many times you can understand the topic and even remember the topic in your brain. I usually do this in the morning.”
Rilwana, Student, SEC 1 - Malaysia 09/16/2007
“I chew gum while I study. I know it sounds weird, but I did a science project on it and chewing gum helps more oxygen to flow to your brain, allowing it to increase memorization.”
Laura', Student, 11th Grade - Texas 08/24/2007
“If you need to memorize a lot of vocabulary words in a short amount of time, make flashcards. Read the definition lots of times so it sticks. Then mix all of them up. Its a great way to study for finals!”
Megan, Student, Grade 11 - Alberta, Canada 08/18/2007
“Burn a midnight candle now, see the future candles...”
Nima, Student, Sophomore of English translating - Iran 06/08/2007
“Everyone is different. Find out what ways are best for you and do these. You are not a fool if someone's tips are not working for you. Music is mentioned as an aid. It definitely is a no no for me. I end up performing.”
Liam, Student, College - Ireland 10/22/2007
“When taking a test, I believe that you should read the directions, relax, and take a deep breath. Go through every question thoroughly and completely. Skip a question if it doesn't come to you. Pace yourself. Don't think too hard. DO YOUR BEST!”
Maddy, Student, 7th Grade - Illinois 03/22/2007
“Sometimes use a perfume (not too strong) and spray it while you are studying for a test. Then the day of your test, use that same perfume and you will remember what you studied! IT WORKS FOR ME AND MY FRIENDS!”
Lola, Student, 5th Grade - Brazil 04/16/2007
“Always remember to reward yourself healthily after studying. Go for a walk or eat some fruit.”
Nicola, Student, 7th Grade - NovaScotia, Canada 05/27/2007
“If you want to learn something by heart, record yourself saying it and then hear yourself saying it over and over again.”
Stacey, Student, 10th Grade - Colorado 05/10/2007
“When you need to remember something, draw a silly picture.The sillier it is, the better. Incorporate words if needed. A cartoon mouse with a sour lemon making a face will help you to remember the French word for mouse (souris). Write 'Souris' on his t-shirt too and have him saying 'This lemon IS SOUR!”
Nancy, Teacher, Middle School - New Jersey 07/24/2007
“Find a good place to study free from distractions.”
Anthony, Student, 12th Grade - New Mexico 09/10/2007
“Eat a well balanced breakfast and have enough sleep. This will help you stay more focused.”
Stephanie, Student, GED (2008) - North Carolina 12/07/2007
“Don't study for a test or quiz at the very last minute. You don't learn and you forget a lot of the info you tried to cram. If the teacher assigns a test or quiz, immediately start studying. It will help a lot! Did you know that 1 out of 4 students cram until the last minute? If you don't cram, you will find yourself knowing the information, and not just memorizing.”
Fred, Teacher, 10th Grade Social Studies - Australia 09/15/2007
“Never take studies as a burden. Study once a day whenever you feel like it but with full concentration. Make up your mind to study the long and tough lessons first, and the short and easy ones at the end.”
Afshan, Student, 9th Grade - United Arab Emirates 09/16/2007
“Turn on a bright light and sit in a comfortable chair. When you find yourself daydreaming, stand up and turn around. This will get you to realize when your mind wanders and get you back on track quickly.”
Lucinda, Student, 9th Grade - Ohio 07/25/2007
“Don't talk during class!”
Shelby, Student, 6th Grade - Texas 08/13/2007
“I believe you should get a copy of your syllabus and then summarize according to the points needed to know. Why study what you do not need to know.”
Sherri, Student, 11th Grade - Australia 04/13/2007
“Reread questions from a book or worksheet. Then write these questions and their answers on a separate piece of paper. Study these whenever you can.”
Cat, Student, 7th Grade - California 09/30/2007
“Tests, Quizzes, and Exams are normal for classtime. Study at least 30 minutes per day. It can help you so you don't need to cram for a test.”
Jasmine, Student, 5th Grade - Ontario, Canada 11/28/2007
“Study hard! I write beautiful sentences, then select some of them and put them in my composition.”
Jinchao, Student, 5th Grade - China 05/29/2007
“Study hard and believe in yourself.”
Masoud, Student, Freshman - Iran 10/29/2007
“Study in several small sessions. Don't cram!”
Alisha, Student, 7th Grade - Alberta, Canada 09/11/2007
“When writing a research paper, it is always best to have a large flat
surface to work on so that you can spread out your sources. The kitchen table works well for this. Also, book stands (like cookbook stands) are great for holding up large textbooks while reading or studying. That will save your neck and back from a lot of pain.”
Rose, Student, Graduate School UCLA - California 03/31/2007
“Hey you kids out there! I think you should have an aim like I tell my kids to have!”
Simon, Parent - New York 04/25/2007
“When you are trying to study make sure you are calm. If you are studying or cramming things at the last minute make sure you are calm or else you will forget everything when you are doing your test.”
Andre, Student, 7th Grade - Texas 10/03/2007
“Don't leave your studying to the last week. My friend did that and her grades weren't the ones she wanted.”
Rachel, Student, S4 - United Kingdom 08/15/2007
“If there are too many distractions at home, go to your city library. When you are in the library, use ear plugs to block out sound when studying by yourself. This will increase your concentration and you will not be frustrated when people are talking aloud.”
K., NULL - Ontario, Canada 05/04/2007
“If you take good notes, then you can study your notes instead of the whole chapter in a book. Most likely everything you need to know for the test or quiz will be in the notes you take. You don't need to memorize the whole chapter.”
Kate, Student, 7th Grade - Pennsylvania 10/22/2007
“Do advance studying one week before an exam. Make time for studies.”
Mary Jane, Student, 1st Yr College - Philippines 10/25/2007
“Work harder, smarter.”
Emma, Student, 7th Grade - Great Britain 04/25/2007
“You have to solve as many questions as you can after studying your lesson to help you keep information in your mind as long as you can. I know it is so boring but it works.”
Fatma, Student, 11 Grade - Egypt 08/06/2007
“Notes are vital for studying. A great tip on writing notes is to write in colourful pens as it would attract your attention to read. But, keep to a few colours. Make sure you leave S P A C E S so it's not messy. It's also very helpful to draw diagrams in your notes so the page wouldn't look so dull. Lastly, and the MOST important, READ your notes regularly!”
Amalina, Student, Form 2 - Malaysia 09/26/2007
“Study in a quiet place.”
Gabrielle, Student, 6th Grade - Ontario, Canada 04/05/2007
“Stop studying when you are no longer being productive. In an hour, study for 50 minutes then break for 10 minutes.”
Sheena, Student, High School Year 1 - Philippines 05/09/2007
“You could take notes in class and use them to study. Also you could ask somebody at home who understands what you are learning and ask them to help you study for whatever you need to study for. Those are great study skills.”
Sabrina, Student, 07-08 - Maryland 10/03/2007
“If you are in need to study vocabulary, flashcards are the way to go. Also, if you are a visual learner, flashcards help too.”
Madison, Student, 12th Grade - South Carolina 04/12/2007
“I am only in year eight and have school every single day of the week. This means more homework than I can handle. My tip is practice, practice, practice, and more PRACTICE, trying to avoid TV and the computer. Buy books or ask for extra tutoring. It really helped me and I improved a lot. So just sit down and do work, work, WORK. If you are on holiday you might as well work too. But try to eat healthy and become active to have the strength to do the impossible!”
Maria, Student, 8th Grade - Australia 04/17/2007
“When I do not feel like studying, I just start thinking about great persons like Albert Einstein who are examples of genius. This gives me inspiration to study.”
Vishwash, Student, S.A.I School - India 06/03/2007
“I take notes during class and review them every night so that when a test comes, I don't have to cram my brain and not get enough sleep for the test.”
Samantha, Student, 6th Grade - Colorado 05/25/2007
“A good way to study is to make CORNELL NOTES or C-NOTES. A C-NOTE is a note where you fold a paper 3/4 across. On the left side you write a question and on the right side you write the answer and you fold it and quiz yourself. And if you choose to, on the bottom you can write a summary on what you have learned about.”
Tigger, - Texas 05/25/2007
“Get something to eat and drink before you start to study. Then after you eat take a bathroom break. Once you're done with that get your books together and start studying.”
Stacey, Student, 9th Grade - Texas 07/30/2007
“Never procrastinate. If you do then you will never get your assignments done!”
Brynna, Student, 9th Grade - Pennsylvania 11/25/2007
“The best thing I've done is write information onto coloured paper (different colours for different subjects) and sellotaped them to the outside of my glass shower wall so while I am having a shower I read the information. It's amazing how much you take in without realizing.”
Catherine, Student, Year 13-7th Form - New Zealand 08/27/2007
“What I have found helpful is that if you are like me and can't get enough of your mp3 player, record yourself reciting the notes... and then put it on your mp3 player and listen to it. It really helps.”
Jazz, Student, 10th Grade - USA 07/08/2007
“To concentrate in class don't get distracted.”
Lily, Student, 5th Grade - Ontario, Canada 12/06/2007
“Whenever you want to study, select the same place in your home and read aloud. This will help you avoid diversions while you are studying.”
Jack, Teacher, High School - India 07/03/2007
“When I am tired of studying, I would look back at my goals. This way, I can motivate myself again to reach them.”
Angel, Student, 10th Grade - Singapore 08/26/2007
“Your know it's important to study real hard. It can help you real good in school. It can help you so then you can go to college.”
Stephen, Student, 6th Grade - Louisiana 05/10/2007
“I have to study with nothing but my study material around me. So, I go somewhere with nothing on the walls.”
Kristen, Student, 8th Grade - Arkansas 05/09/2007
“When studying, if you're getting distracted remember that education is the key to success.”
Natalie, Student, 5th Form - New Zealand 09/20/2007
“Be a good listener in class and pay attention.”
Taylor, Student, 8th Grade - Maryland 10/03/2007
“If you are studying for a test, please do not study the day before the test, because you will only know 5 percent of what you have studied... so study everyday at least half an hour a day. Good luck.”
Alice, Student, 8th Grade - Australia 06/10/2007
“I like to read, underline and then make sketches... I hate to memorize words, because I find it difficult, but I have a very good visual memory.”
Alex, Student, 4th Grade - Delaware 07/27/2007
“If you are lying on your bed and you are too lazy to work, then try to stand up, prepare your homework things, and start working because no one will be behind you to tell you do your homework ok get busy.”
Laura, Student, 8th Grade - Tanzania 03/22/2007
“Flashcards are the MOST effective way to study for most people. The repetition of the information helps you to recall, and allows you to pinpoint what you know and what you don't. It's a good idea to keep your flashcards even after the test is over. Just store them away in a safe place. You never know when you'll need them again, especially for finals.”
Dea, Student, 11th Grade - Florida 09/09/2007
“Hi, my name is Jordyn and one important tip everyone should do is never give up and study until you know it by heart.”
Jordyn, Student, 5th Grade - Massachusetts 04/14/2007
“Stay focused and be determined. Listen to light music. Take breaks. Make flow charts to remember information.”
S. T., Student, 11th Grade - Bangladesh 10/17/2007
“When taking a test breathe in and out and relax. Also, be very confident.”
Menar, Student, 2007 - Michigan 05/14/2007
“One of the best study tips I have is to quiz yourself on the night before a quiz or test, right before you go to bed. Just cover up the answers so you can remember them easier. Not only do they stay in your mind when you go to bed, but you will remember them when you wake up, so chances are, you'll do better on your test.”
Ariella, Student, 9th Grade - Minnesota 05/31/2007
“Instead of waiting until the last minute to start on your report, the day you get the assignment brainstorm and write a rough draft to give to your teacher and have him correct it. Then ask another teacher to correct over what your teacher corrected and then rewrite your paper using the help of the two different teachers. I guarantee you will get a good grade. It worked for me and it will sure enough work for you.”
Shaqwana, Student, 10th Grade - California 08/11/2007
“The best way to answer multiple choice questions is to read the questions first. Then you can understand. I read the questions first so I can understand what I'm looking for.”
Tamika, Student, Adult level - California 07/20/2007
“If you want to study for a long time, make yourself feel relaxed. Not too relaxed. Like wear slippers and have a comfy chair!”
Katy, Student, 6th Grade - New Zealand 10/07/2007
“Stay on task.”
Madelyn, Student, Fifth Grade - Louisiana 10/24/2007
“Get a scrapbook and write whatever the teacher says pertaining to the topic.”
Shamika, Student, Form 4 - Barbados 09/24/2007
“I use different types of graphic organizers and revise them as needed to study for my exams. I have also use graphic organizers to help my students improve their understanding and remembering.”
Hema, Teacher, Middle And High School - India 06/02/2007
“I read and make some cards to study. In some cases, I make a summary. For math, I go over most of the problems I saw in class.”
Jose, Student, Eastern Michigan University - Michigan 04/11/2007
“You should be physically, mentally, and emotionally focused. Try to stay alert to what you read. Be positive and tell yourself 'This is fun and I will learn something from it.' Learning never hurts.”
Jennivie Rulete, College Student - Philippines 04/18/2007
“I read a whole paragraph and once I understand it, I write small points about it and review them frequently. I solve as many problems as possible and review questions from past tests to make sure I will be able to answer questions on a test of a similar level. I try to cover all the topics. In case there is no time, I just read a few chapters one or two times.”
Lakshmi, Student, Professional - India 04/08/2007
“I just want to study to get a better life!”
Victor, Student, 9th Grade - Illinois 12/04/2007
“Wake up early before sunrise when the air is fresh and your mood is good. Open the window and read what you studied the day before and have a coffee if you like. This way you will remember everything you have studied all semester, and you won't be late for school.”
Leen, Student, 11th Grade - Jordan 07/18/2007
“In studying your lesson you must be in full concentration so that it is easy for you to analyze and understand.”
Merla, Student, First Year - Philippines 10/16/2007
“I like to listen to peaceful or motivating music when I study. It helps me to stay focused, stay awake, and remember my goal.”
Charles, Student, Junior In High School - Nebraska 08/24/2007
“Just studying is not enough. Practice by answering questions related to what you have learned. This will help you get good marks. Further, you should review what you have studied at least once a month.”
Safiyan, Teacher, Secondry school - Malaysia 06/02/2007
“Success is nothing but 99 percent adjustment and 1 percent perspiration. Adjustment means adjustment to the surrounding in which you are studying.”
Aditya, Student, Eleventh - India 07/23/2007
“Don't highlight things in your textbook, because it makes you think you already know that.”
Katheryn, Student, 9th Grade - Wisconsin 08/29/2007
“The easiest way for me to remember spelling words is to say them exactly how they sound.”
Kenzie, Stud ent, 8th Grade - California 10/14/2007
“1. Do homework right away so you don't worry about getting it done. 2. Do your best. 3. Don't slack off, it only gets harder. 4. Try to get your work done in class when you have the chance. 5. Always ask questions no matter what everyone might think, because they have the same questions.”
Kayla, Student, 8th Grade - Colorado 08/14/2007
“If you are like me and get distracted easily, turn some music on quietly and study. Also, turning off your cell phone helps. But again, if you are like me and can't bear to turn it off, put it somewhere like under your pillow.”
Katherine, Student, Year 12 - New Zealand 06/25/2007
“I study often and in the times I have vacant time. Studying is my habit for me to mature. This helps me to improve my reading/writing skills. For instance, I should really focus on my topic and just be relaxed or concentrate in my studying for me to understand.”
Gerald, Student, Freshman - Philippines 04/15/2007
“Sticky Notes are a really good way to organize notes in a binder. You can rearrange them, use them as tab dividers or flag important information.”
Katherine, Student, 9th Grade - NewBrunswick, Canada 08/16/2007
“When reading a text, start with the table of contents. Frame the text's contents by first reviewing the outline of the work. Then read the preface, chapter introductions, and appendices. Understand the conclusions the author draws from his or her research and evaluation. Lastly, read the chapters you have been assigned. The text's details will make more sense and are likely to be better remembered if they are understood in context.”
David, Teacher, College / University - Maryland 12/15/2007
“Write down or underline all the points. Don't be lazy!”
Yong, Student, Year 15 - Malaysia 08/17/2007
“It all depends on what kind of learner you are. Once you have this figured out you will be able to study in the most effective manor. I personally need to study in a space with no noise or no distractions (this includes food). Pictures also help me out a lot. Make notes on the topic you are studying and review them over a number of days. Don't wait until the last minute! Pace yourself!”
Alex, Student, 11th Grade - Canada 05/18/2007
“You should never watch TV when you are studying or you won't be able to concentrate on your academic work.”
Sabrina, Student, 7th Grade - California 10/03/2007
“Take you study guide and think that it is the real test or quiz.”
Ashley, Student, 6th Grade - Connecticut 12/05/2007
“Always try to read in a comfortable place. If you read in a uncomfortable place you'll lose attention and that won't help you study. While taking notes choose a big table. I myself use a computer table with big space and shelves. Play music if it helps you to concentrate but not on high volume.”
Justinian, Student, O level - New Zealand 04/01/2007
“While you study,you need a quiet place to read and to answer all your questions from your reviews.”
Jasmine, Student, 5th Grade - Ontario, Canada 11/03/2007
“Have a quick bite before studying so that you don't have any disruptions to go in eat while studying.”
Jessica, Student, 10th Grade - Australia 08/30/2007
“When you prepare to take a test or quiz, my study tip is to study about thirty minutes to one hour every single day. I usually read over my notes and study my vocabulary if needed. If you are stuck on how you can study, you can always count on how-to-study.com. Remember my tip: study at least thirty minutes to one hour each day and you will do swell and your mind won't be filled with anxiety and worry, but will be tranquil, placid, and serene.”
Triet, Student, 7th Grade - Texas 11/25/2007
“It is scientifically proven that chewing gum whilst working improves your concentration, so chew away!”
Ashleigh, Student, 9th Grade - Australia 10/19/2007
“Hang a (DO NOT DISTURB) sign outside of your door so that everyone knows not to disturb you.”
Gloria, Student, 2007 - Kansas 06/04/2007
“Take notes about coming events on stick-it paper, and then stick the info on your locker or binder!”
Alison, Student, 7th Grade - Colorado 04/13/2007
“Eat a lot before going to school and study through lunch break.”
Andrew, Student, 2nd Grade - USA Military 07/08/2007
“One of the things that helps me is to make flashcards using index cards. Not only do I have a handy study guide but I can pull up important information very quickly. It helped me pull an A in Sociology.”
Cindy, Student, College 13th - Missouri 10/01/2007
“I study my lesson in a place where I can focus, a silent place. I go to a place like my school library. I make sure I undestand everything I wrote in my notebook, and I always review my notes. I keep on reviewing everytime I arrive in the house and when I have free time I also study. There's always a time for study. Just study hard - it's for your education.”
Jennifer, Student, LCC-B/ CHM 1,1st Yr - Qatar 10/10/2007
“I am a very visual person and when I decided to go back to school, I
wanted anything I knew I would go back to often to be easily accessible. I found colored adhesive tabs for all of my books, including my notes that I could label in my words and get to easily during class and during tests. It has helped me tremendously.”
Cheryl, Student, Freshman - Michigan 04/14/2007
“Get lots of sleep.”
Janay, Student, 6th Grade - Tennessee 08/20/2007
“Use colour! Different colours for different points and stuff like that. Colour makes things stand out so they're easier 2 remember! Also draw pictures. Use certain pictures for certain points etc. Be creative, make it as fun as you can.”
Anna, Student, Year 12 - New Zealand 11/21/2007
“To remember something, firstly I form a sentence with the word(s). Then I draw a picture. For example, to remember the 4 gods Isis, Osiris, Horus, Bastet, I think of something disgusting. That makes me remember it better, and then I draw it. That's my way of studying.”
Lily, Student, 6th Grade - Netherlands 05/16/2007
“Start studying about half a year before the tests. But the week before the test, go on holiday and relax. After all, its only a test!”
Tess, Student, 8th Grade - Nevada 04/25/2007
“I know this sounds weird, but when you study turn some music on, like the kind without any words, just piano like orchestra. Have you ever seen Baby Einstein's? They always have music like that because it helps children learn more. Trust Me It Works!”
Jessica, Student, 8th Grade - Georgia 07/24/2007
“Study smart and study hard, and pay attention when you are in class.”
Qifah, Student, Diploma In Science - Malaysia 09/05/2007
“I read the book I am studying and do any research needed.”
Abby, Student, 4th Grade - Illinois 08/16/2007
“Always focus and know what is ahead of you. In whatever you do you must always keep in mind that your career comes first and that to achieve your goal you have to study very hard.”
Samuel, Student, 12th Grade - Australia 06/17/2007
“To study you need to be in a quiet room alone. That means no TV or radio or even talking on your phone to friends. Study for at least 25 minutes a day until that big, scary test comes. Good luck.”
Joe, Student, 7th Grade - Michigan 12/18/2007
“If you are studying for finals this is what you have to do! Pick up a pencil or pen and look at your study guide or packet if you have one. Get excited about what you are about to learn, then it is interesting. When you have studied for an hour or more, take a 15-20 minute break. Then study again. Trust me, it works!”
Minnie, Student, 6th Grade - Colorado 06/10/2007
“Concentrate on what is important during class.”
Azman, Student, Year 3 - Malaysia 05/05/2007
“Studying can be hard and I know that because I have to study a lot for my Ohio achievement tests. So if you need help do a little at a time. Study for about 1 hour to 1:30 mins. Take notes in class and pay more attention. I hope my tips are helpful to you and remember to study a little at a time.”
Breanne, Student, 4th Grade - Ohio 04/25/2007
“Research has shown that studying at 18 degrees Celsius (64 degrees Fahrenheit) will give you the best results... Try it... I tried it and it works!”
Jojo, Student, Secondary 1 Of 2007 - Singapore 08/01/2007
“Patience and perseverance are the essentials for success in an examination.”
Raja, Student, Second MBA - India 04/01/2007
“Utilize the time you spend waiting for the bus for example to study or revise parts of a subject your studying.A smart way is to write important notes of a subject on small cards, where you can keep them with you, and whenever you are just have a look at them, this will lock the information in your head!”
Nora, Student, Junior - Qatar 10/22/2007
“I have taken many tests and here is a trick with word problems. Do not just add all the numbers up. You have to really read the problem. If you do not understand it the first time, read it over and over until you understand it.”
Terra, Student, 5th Grade - Maryland 03/27/2007
“Self-trust is the most important thing.”
Meiling, Student, 10th Grade - China 04/26/2007
“KSQ3RO: Know what you are to study. Survey what you need to study. Form questions to answer from studying. Read. Recite to yourself. Sit on your book so you don't peek. Review several times. Overlearn - Continue learning even after you know the material so you will be learning for the long term.”
James, Teacher, College - Maryland 12/10/2007
“Take down notes,study in advance,balance my time in studying, and know how to prioritize my studies.”
Tara, Student, First Year College - Philippines 10/22/2007
“If there is something you always like to do (e.g., watching T.V.), do it. You will totally be more focused. Because if you don't you'll be telling yourself you're bored and that's not good. Plus an elementary teacher or principal told my mother to do that for me. It Works For Me. Try it!”
Kayla, Student, College - Hawaii 08/30/2007
“I think you should make some flash cards and study the night you are assigned the work all the way until you take the quiz/test. You should also find a friend in your class and study with them. Eating also helps. Study groups help a lot.”
Othello, Student, 10th Grade - Rhode Island 09/21/2007
“Plain and simple. A quiet environment with a comfortable chair and table, and a 24 ounce monster energy drink.”
Bayani, Student, Senior - California 06/05/2007
“If you find it hard to start with a topic, just drink two glasses of water and then start reading aloud and keep reading until you think you can concentrate. Then you can stop reading aloud. This works even with practical subjects like mathematics where you can read the theory part. Since we generally ignore theory in math (at least here we do), the concepts we are trying to learn are clear. Try this out and you will see you have a stronger foundation.”
Don, Student, Final Year College - India 05/15/2007
“1. Before you study do meditation for 10 minutes. This increases your concentration. 2. Leave your books 2 hours before an examination. This makes your mind fresh and you can do well on the examination.”
Monika, Other, Computer Professional - India 07/08/2007
“When studying in groups instead of keeping the music on and talking about irrelevant stuff quiz each other before you start and then read out loud material to one another and then quiz again.”
Guy, Student, 8th Grade - Texas 09/13/2007
“Always keep a schedule for your homework and try doing everything step by step. Also, don't go to school before checking that you have everything in your bag including books!”
Natasha, Student, 2007-2008 - New York 08/21/2007
“When it is time to study you need to turn off your cell phone or anything else. When you are studying, you need your own personal space and no one to interrupt you. For example, if one of your friends comes to your house asking if you can play, don't stop studying. Tell your friend 'No, I can't. I'm studying for a really important test. Talk to you later.' Tell your friends you are studying and need quiet time.”
Mercedes, Student, 7th Grade - Louisiana 04/24/2007
“Don't bother your children when they are studying.”
Kayla, Parent - California 05/10/2007
“Never have personal electronic devices such as a cell phone or Mp3 with you while you study. Focus on your topic and repeat the questions or answers you are reading.”
Jasmine, Student, 5th Grade - Ontario, Canada 10/15/2007
“Eat a good breakfast, fruits, and vegetables. Then you can learn a lot!”
Mike, Student, 6th Grade - Tennessee 04/24/2007
“Study hard with no distractions.”
Mario, Parent - Puerto Rico 11/20/2007
“Pick up a pen in your hand and go word by word. This will increase your concentration. Read the topic 4 times. The 1st time you will only get an overview. The 2nd time you will be more familiar. The 3rd time you will be able to grasp the message of the topic. The 4th time you will be able to understand the topic as a whole. Now the topic is in your memory. This will work. JUST GO FOR IT.”
Dhiraj, Teacher, Masters - India 08/29/2007
“Studying at night is really good because at night the atmosphere is silent. Take some snacks with coffee and listen to music. Don't think that there are a lot of pages you have to complete. Just read and learn one by one.”
Shanu, Student, 12th Grade - India 09/09/2007
“When taking notes, underline and highlight important words or dates. Double underline very important information.”
Taylor, Student, 11th - Florida 12/18/2007
“When doing experiments, labs, or activities in a classroom, teachers will often ask for a report of some sort. These reports are almost always good study notes, especially if you put a lot of effort into them. Therefore, it is important to put as much detail into these (and other assignments) to make sure you understand the topic. It is very likely that some teachers will move on to other material once the reports have been handed in.”
Katherine, Student, 9th Grade - NewBrunswick, Canada 08/16/2007
“When you study a chapter for an exam, review it frequently until the time of the exam, even if the exam is a year away. You don't need to review the whole chapter, but you can review only the skeleton of the chapter. Use mnemonics to remember information presented in the form of numbers and other difficult information you frequently forget.”
Ahmad, Postgraduate Physician - Egypt 04/03/2007
“When you take notes in class and the teacher says something interesting put it in quotation marks so you may remember it easier.”
Lauren, Student, 8th Grade - Maryland 10/03/2007
“The worst place to study is on your bed. You can get too comfortable and not pay attention to your work. It is also not good to study around electronics such as computers, televisions, and radios. This is because you might get distracted and again pay more attention to the electronics than your work. Also before a test or exam eat a healthy meal and get plenty of sleep the week of the test so your body is used to going to bed at a specific time. Follow these tips and good luck!”
Samantha, Student, 7th Grade - California 07/18/2007
“Make your time manageable! My teachers are saying that if you are tired take a little rest so that you will not get too stressed.”
Melissa, Student, 6th Grade - Philippines 06/11/2007
“1. Sleep at least 8 hours a day. 2. Your brain can't work for more than 4 hours a day, so don't exceed this or you will tire too much and you won't be able to study much the next day. 3. Put aside a time for yourself to practice your exam papers. 4. If you aren't used to studying for a long time without getting up after 10 minutes, don't push yourself to sit for an hour all of a sudden. Gradually work your way up, adding a few minutes every day. This way your body will get used to this easily.”
Hilary, Student, 8th Grade - Alabama 10/18/2007
“If you're at home recite what you're trying to learn to a parent over and over again until you get it right.”
Lenny, Student, 8th Grade - Georgia 06/26/2007
“You're smart, you're well-educated, but there's ALWAYS ways to improve. A good breakfast is one of the answers. Don't just snatch a chocolate bar or a drink can. Those who do that perform equivalent as average 70-year-olds. Plus, have a good sleep. You need some time to process - memories. Sure, you need to race time (to study), but stop once in a while. And I mean, ONCE IN A WHILE.”
Amalina, Student, Form 2 - Malaysia 06/28/2007
“If you are studying for a test, study a little bit of information every night.”
Lexy, Student, 8th Grade - Connecticut 11/20/2007
“I review my notes quickly in every subject every night. This little review helps to remember facts easily, not by cramming.”
Faith, Student, 2010 - Ohio 05/29/2007
“Around the beginning of your school year choose any classmate. Tell them that you would like to be their study buddy. Explain that this means that if you are absent or vice versa they can call you so that you know what was for homework. That way you don't get in trouble with your teacher. Especially when you are in Junior or Senior High! Now you can get your homework on time and not get in trouble.”
Nathanial, Student, Grade 8 - Canada 09/02/2007
“Always Study in Quiet.”
Cari, Teacher, Master - Texas 08/15/2007
“Pay good attention to the teacher even if you don't get along with the teacher. Just be patient! Take notes for every little thing!”
Ana, Student, 7th Grade - California 06/05/2007
“If it is a multiple choice question, 'X' out the answers you know are wrong.”
Kathy, Student, 5th Grade - Minnesota 04/23/2007
“Keep a notebook to write down all assignments and homework with their due dates. As you finish with an assignment mark it off your list. You should also keep a handy snack nearby when studying, such as an apple or plum.”
Tyronda, Student, College Freshman - Mississippi 08/30/2007
“It's hard to resist a phone call from a friend when you're studying something boring, but chances are, your friend should be studying at about the same time you are. Reminding them of this during free time may help to keep them on track and from interrupting you as well.”
Katherine, Student, 9th Grade - NewBrunswick, Canada 08/16/2007
“When taking a test, if you get stuck, don't sit there and wait to think of the answer. Go on and see the other ones you can solve! If you don't, you may not finish the test.”
Brynna, Student, 9th Grade - Pennsylvania 11/25/2007
“I find that I remember things well if I draw them down (diagrams) and use a dry erase marker and write down the notes once I have studied them to revise or remember them. It then seems to stick in my head. Most importantly, review your notes, otherwise you will tend to forget what you memorized fairly quickly. Hope this helps.”
Pamela, Student, 12th Grade - Canada 07/23/2007
“If you listen to music when you do your homework or your work always seems rushed,then instead of listening to rock or hip hop try listening to classical music it will slow you down and you will be able to concentrate better.”
Katherine, Student, 4th Grade - California 12/03/2007
“With organization, balance and concentration everything can be done. And another important point is seclude yourself from distraction.”
Parnini, Student, 8th Year - India 05/09/2007
“Effective study is most important. Pay attention to teachers. Don't be tense. Respect your parents. Have self-confidence. Do these things and success will be in your hands!”
Maitreyee, Student, 10th Std - India 07/02/2007
“A good study time is when you have a lot of energy so you'll pay more attention.”
Kyle, Student, 8th Grade - Alberta, Canada 04/30/2007
“Go to a room where there are no distractions, like music or TV. Concentrate on what you are studying and try to not let your mind wander.”
Rachael, Student, 8th Grade - Texas 05/20/2007
“Try learning from your mistakes. Control yourself to become a good student for now and for the future.”
Michael, Student, 1st Year - Philippines 11/06/2007
“I try to study in short blocks with breaks in between than to study for long, undisturbed periods at a time. I remember things much better and I can concentrate really well!”
Aaron, Student, Year 12 - New Zealand 09/22/2007
“If you have an abnormally hard time concentrating on your work, it can be worth it to consult a doctor. Sometimes undiagnosed medical conditions can create symptoms similar to an attention deficit disorder.”
Stephanie, Student, 11th Grade - Colorado 05/22/2007
“Students must study without distraction of mind. They must study a minimum of two hours to a maximum of four hours a day. They must make a habit of studying daily. They must have a definite place or a spot to study. Before studying they must meditate a minimum five minutes to maximum ten minutes. If they follow these suggestions, they will score very very good marks for sure. Try these and see the difference in you and your studies.”
Nityaa, Student, A1 Grade In All Years - India 10/19/2007
“Just read everything over first. After you've read it, go back and get the key ideas out, jot them down, take notes. Answer questions that are at the end of each idea if it's in your textbook. Never be around TVs or radios. Stay AWAY from your ipod and cell phone. These will only distract you and cause you to not be able to concentrate. Just focus and take notes on only what you need, not everything, and go over it all at least twice.”
Jordan, Student, 7th Grade - Texas 12/28/2007
“I find it easier if you spread out your studying. You can never start studying too early!”
Nicola, Student, 9th Grade - Great Britain 03/26/2007
“I try to make sure that when I study I am away from the TV or any other distraction. Also studying on a bed is bad because it will make you feel sleepy and you'll probably doze off. Also try not to start studying in the last two weeks. Start studying from the beginning of the year. Studying 60-90 minutes a day and revising the day's work will help a lot.”
Wondin, Student, 9th Grade - Malta 06/18/2007
“Make index cards with notes that you take in class.”
Meghan, Student, 8th Grade - Connecticut 11/20/2007
“Why put off until tomorrow what you can do today?”
Terance, Student, 6th Grade - Indiana 04/16/2007
“Study in a place that is quiet (or without distractions or TV).”
Daviauda, Student, 5th Grade - Pennsylvania 11/01/2007
“Studying is good. Use your resource books and your notes, but don't let studying take over all your time!”
Mercedes, Student, 5th Grade - Missouri 05/01/2007
“Study English.”
Le, Student - Vietnam 04/12/2007
“Stay patient and never give up, and believe in yourself!”
Taylor, Student, 9th Grade - Indiana 03/21/2007
“Make sure the place you study is always quiet.”
Frank, Student, 9th Grade - Rhode Island 09/12/2007
“Write the thing to study repeatedly on a sheet of paper about 25-40 times.”
Joan, Student, OLJH - Michigan 04/01/2007
“Make Flashcards.”
K., Student, 6th Grade - Nebraska 05/10/2007
“You should breathe deeply before you start to take the BIG test like the SAT or ISTEP. Take a lot of notes about the test. Ask your teacher if she can help you get a tutor to help you study for the test.”
A., Student, High School Senior - Indiana 04/07/2007
“Read your notes through at least twice to get the full understanding. Then from what you have read try putting it in your own words. That way you can easily remember the information you have read.”
Chrissonia, Student, 11th Grade - Jamaica 04/12/2007
“It's always good to have a dictionary, a thesaurus, and other references in your study area. There are often copies of these books in school already, so it generally isn't necessary to be leaving them in lockers when they are more useful at home.”
Katherine, Student, 9th Grade - NewBrunswick, Canada 08/16/2007
“Build a study base of your own references. Make your own reference and use a notebook you can share with your friends. It is easy to go through these before an exam starts.”
Rilwana, Student, Sec 1 - Malaysia 08/13/2007
“A great study habit is to get out and away from any distractions and do your work. One thing that helps me is to take my school work and go somewhere outside and work on it.”
Angela, Student, 2007 - California 11/27/2007
“DO NOT LEAVE STUDYING UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE! I cannot stress that enough. I often leave studying until the the night before and I always get a lower then when I start studying a week before. My best study tip is to get on computer and type up all your notes, then print them and study from them. By doing all this you get a lot more information in your head.”
Sophie, Student, 9th Grade - Australia 06/20/2007
“Make Flash Cards. They're an easy, simple way to study various things.”
Abby, Student, 7th Grade - USA 09/07/2007
“I really like to work with my family because they really help me. I make sure I do not spend too much time revising my notes or doing my homework. My school ends each day at 12:30. Eight hours is always enough time for me to do everything and get to bed by 8:30.”
Hattie, Student, 8th Grade - Great Britain 04/25/2007
“I am a student from Taiwan and I go to an American school. We have lots of tests there and I always study by going over my homework and doing it again. Or maybe I just look over my notes for a period of time.”
Jerry, Student, 6th Grade - China 04/11/2007
“Believe in yourself! Take action! Never give up! Do your best!”
Bob, Student, Year 4 - Singapore 05/07/2007
“You need to study every day of the week if you expect to pass to the next grade and go on to college. No college will accept you if you don't have the grades. You need an 'A' average to get into college. So it's important to study, study, study, study.”
Stephen, Student, 6th Grade - Louisiana 03/27/2007
“I review my notes every night.”
Ritzi, Student, 1st Year College - Philippines 10/30/2007
“Not only study very hard, but study smart.”
Anjali, Student, Form 4 - Malaysia 11/14/2007
“Firstly, keep away from all distractions such as cell phone, iPod, and TV. Then use a technique in which you visualize what you are studying, then imagine what it actually is, then try to make an answer in your own words. Then use your textbook to improve your vocabulary. Note: This technique only in theory subjects.”
Zaheer, Graduate Student, Ramaiah Institute of Technology - India 04/25/2007
