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10 Study

Tips to

Keep in

Mind

Tip # 1

Establish a consistent time and

place to study each day. Look for

a place that has minimal

distractions and allows you to

fully concentrate.

Tip # 2

Begin studying immediately when

you sit down with the intention of

studying. Checking e-mails and

IM gets you off track and makes it

less likely that you are going to

have a successful and productive

study session.

Tip # 3

Plan exactly what you want to

accomplish during the study

session prior to the session.

Make a list of these tasks and

stick to it during the study

session.

Tip # 4

Break large tasks down into smaller,

more manageable tasks. This will

help you to maintain focus and

complete the task quicker and

easier.

Tip # 5

Log what you have done during a

study session so that you can

look back and see just how much

you accomplished. This will also

help you to keep track of what has

already been completed and what

still needs to be done.

Tip # 6

Keep your study supplies and

designated studying space neat

and organized. This will let you

find what you need with ease and

will allow you to reduce wasted

time created by searching for

missing items.

Tip # 7

Try to limit daydreaming by allowing

yourself adequate breaks. Your

goal should be to stay as focused

as possible during the study

session.

Tip # 8

Get sleep! Getting enough sleep

helps you to study better and

remember more material. Limit

caffeine a few hours before bed in

order to assure that sleep is

uninterrupted.

Tip # 9

Eat a healthy well balanced diet.

This will help you to feel better,

and will allow you to better absorb

and retain the information you

study.

Tip # 10

Exercise! Exercising will help you

to increase your memory which

makes it easier for you to retain

important material. Exercising will

also improve your overall

confidence.

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