studying tips

[HippieRuth]

DON'T GET DISTRACTED! Spread out your studying time, but stay on task. Study somewhere quiet with no distractions like a room in your house with no electronics or the liberary.

[LadyWesKenshin]

A good piece of advice would be to pay attention in class and study just about everyday so you know what the teacher taught that day. It prevents you from craming the day before a test/final. ^_^

[dirrty__blonde]

if ya only have one day left like i did then if ur a visual learner u shud right it down on a piece of paper and keep repeating it until its stuck in ur head. I have 2 study 4 my science test 2morrow...fun its sooo boring so although i dont understand it i just memorize it...its the least i cud do

[Sex Goddess]

One of the best ways to learn something is to teach it to someone else. So, if you've got a friend in your class who needs some help, teach him or her the material, and it'll be beneficial to both of you.

[lxmastermindxl]

Study for 30-60 minutes each night starting five days before the exam, and relax on the final night, go to a movie or something. Eat a healty breakfast, quickly look over your notes five minutes before the exam, and you're set.

[Cokaholic]

I think after each class lesson, write down a question that tests what you've learnt and before the exam, should see if you can answer it. My lecturer suggested that tactic. LOL. I never tried but because i'm too lazy

[Rini_x3]

chew gum while studying. my friend says it helps you to remember more of what you`re reading

[mosh for mozart]

+don't procrastinate
+DON'T cram
+study away from distractions

[BlackandWhitePoley]

Here are some tips I learned this year:

1. Study 10 - 30 minutes a day, studying whatever you have the most troublw with most of the study time, and the stuff you do know the rest of the time.
2. Take GOOD notes. NOT DOODLE NOTES!!
3. Don't be shy about asking for help. That is what teachers are there for, to help.
4. Do the homework...CORRECTLY!
5. Don't procrastinate and end up being stressed out during a cram session.

Those are my tips, and I got straight A's this year thanks to those tips.

Ben

[BlackandWhitePoley]

Here are some tips I learned this year:

1. Study 10 - 30 minutes a day, studying whatever you have the most troublw with most of the study time, and the stuff you do know the rest of the time.
2. Take GOOD notes. NOT DOODLE NOTES!!
3. Don't be shy about asking for help. That is what teachers are there for, to help.
4. Do the homework...CORRECTLY!
5. Don't procrastinate and end up being stressed out during a cram session.

Those are my tips, and I got straight A's this year thanks to those tips.

Ben