BEST STUDY HABITS

BEST STUDY HABITS

‎1. CREATE A STUDY SCHEDULE 

‎-Plan specific times each day for studying.

‎-Stick to your schedule, consistency builds discipline.

‎-Break big topics into smaller, daily goals.

‎2. STUDY IN SHORT SESSIONS 

‎-Use the Pomodoro Technique, study for 25–30 minutes, then take a 5-minute break.

-‎After four sessions, take a longer break, 15–30 minutes.

-‎Short, focused sessions improve concentration and memory.

‎3. FIND A QUIET STUDY SPACE 

‎-Choose a place that’s quiet, well-lit, and organized.

‎-Keep distractions, like your phone or TV away.

‎-Use background instrumental music if it helps you focus.

‎4. REVIEW NOTES REGULARLY 

‎-Don’t cram! Review your notes every few days.

-‎Rewriting or summarizing notes helps you remember better.

‎-Use color-coded notes or mind maps for better recall.

‎5. UNDERSTAND, DON’T MEMORIZE 

‎-Focus on understanding concepts instead of just memorizing.

‎-Try to explain the topic in your own words, if you can teach it, you understand it.

‎6. USE ACTIVE LEARNING 

‎-Ask questions while you study.

‎-Quiz yourself or take practice tests.

‎-Use flashcards, diagrams, or real-life examples.

‎7. STUDY AT YOUR BEST TIME 

‎-Identify when you’re most alert, morning, afternoon, or night.

‎-Schedule hard subjects during your most productive hours.

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