Study Well in Short Time

Just want to give yourself short time and study good? It may seem somewhat low, but for children, these minutes are like hours! Don't worry, these hours will seem like minutes if you follow this.

Steps

  1. Have an aim to study. You should have that aim to keep your mind active.
  2. Develop interest in studies. Interest is the key factor in studying. Acquire it first before starting your short study.
  3. Find things to motivate yourself. Even if you have aim, you can't go much far without motivation so find things like novels, tales, etc. which can motivate you.
  4. Find a good place to read. You have less time and you want to study more so we need no distractions to interfere in between.
  5. Take all things you need. Don't stand up and down finding things lying here and there. Take all which you need so you don't waste your time.
  6. Understand the fact that reading is not same as studying. Reading doesn't transfer the information into long term memory.[1] You need some reading strategies to remember it well.
  7. Read the summary before starting the chapter. It will give you the outline of the chapter so you can study more effectively.
  8. Speak loudly while reading[2]. This will help you remember much more faster than simply reading.
  9. Study in a group. This can make your studies work more fluently than studying alone.
  10. Have full concentration while studying. We already removed all distractions in Step 4 but remember those includes your mobile phones, laptops, PCs, etc. which distracts you.
  11. Revise during this time if you have everything finished. This is the best time to revise.
  12. Study everyday. As said above you should study everyday so to keep yourself away from forgetfulness.
  13. Consider writing Short Notes. Always, on a loose sheet of paper write the important points of the chapter. It will help you to revise faster.

Tips

  • Video Games help to increase your memory[3]
  • Meditate regularly to increase your speed. You can even eat an apple to do that.

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