Study Tip Archive - November 2008

"Study what you have in hand and concentrate on what you are reading. Most students roam in the mind while keeping books in their hands. Prepare and plan for your studying."

Abdul Aziz Rahimoon Ali Akbar Rahimoon
Student, 12
Umerkot, Pakistan
2008-11-30

"I study for exams to be prepared. Skimming and scanning my reading notes makes it easier to remember. I make sure I keep a dictionary handy when I read. Then I can look up the meaning of any word I don't know."

Lela Joseph
Student, Bachelor of Management (BIM)
Sarawal, Malaysia
2008-11-30

"We should always start our work (studying) with some positive self talk. By doing this our mind will set itself to accomplish the given task. When we start with a negative set our mind makes itself weaken and tries not to complete the given task."

RAKSHITH R.
Student, I Puc
Bangalore, India
2008-11-27

"Here are some tips to study well for exams. 1- Study when you wish. 2- Refresh yourself for study. 3- Don't take study as burden but relax and enjoy the time when you are studying. 4- Identify the concept for each topic. 5- Look for hints in the topics which you are studying. 6- Practice mathematics. 7- If you did not understand any topics ask your teacher for help until the topic becomes clear to you. 8- Before going to school read the topics which you are going to study that day."

Saaduddin Saad
Student, Pakturk International School, Pakistan
Quetta, Pakistan
2008-11-25

"It is important to have enough sleep. You should have at least 10 hours of sleep. This refreshes your mind for the next day. Therefore, you will do well in school."

Albert M.
Student, Grade 5
Seattle, USA
2008-11-25

"I always set priorities. For now schoolwork comes first. I think of it as my job and work real hard at doing it well. But I leave some time for fun too."

Paul Lombardi
Student, 10
Valdosta, Georgia, USA
2008-11-24

"Don't cram the night before. Study in little increments through the week. Then, fully review 2 days before the test. The day before the test just chill. Remember to take breaks when you study."

Matthew M.
Student, 6th Grade
Long Beach, California, USA
2008-11-24

"1. Just have confidence in yourself and keep on saying 'I will do it.' 2. When studying just concentrate on the material and not on anything else. 3. Study in a comparatively peaceful surrounding. 4. Whenever you have free time review your math formulas, theorems etc. 5. After you have finished studying ask yourself what have you learned. 6. Keep on reviewing the material. 7. Keep on giving tests to yourself. 8. Don't leave anything to study at the last moment. 9. Just be cool and ca lm before taking an exam."

Varun Bhat
Student, 9th
Mumbai, India
2008-11-20

"When I write a list of things I have to do for the coming day I draw a circle around anything that I absolutely must do."

Amaya Warren
Student, 10th Grade
Austin, Texas, USA
2008-11-19

"When I study I wait after I eat at least one hour so I won't get sleepy and I will have time to walk and sit and think about what I have read so that way I can fit it all together. As I start on a new day I look at things like "The Little Train that Could" and I am the little train. You have to have a postive outlook on what you do in life to be all you can be."

Jerry Dickerson
Student, Freshman GCU 2008
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
2008-11-19

"1. Avoid interruptions 2. Have a schedule 3. Take notes in class (notes that are written on the blackboard are very important) 4. Take a break every 20-30 minutes 5. Read the topics before starting 6. Question yourself about what you read 7. Answer the questions in your textbook 8. Relax when you take a test (don't put too much pressure on yourself)."

Mina Shaha
Student, 9th
Paris , France
2008-11-17

"I enjoy studying with my friends or a study group a few weeks before a test. It helps you to share and collect new information or any notes that you missed.We also discuss the topics that we feel are hard to master. A couple of days before the test, I review all the notes from my teachers or friends. It helps me a lot!"

Sakinah Zulkifilie
Student, Form 3
Ayer Keroh, Malacca, Malaysia
2008-11-14

"When you have reading matrials read them over again and look up words you don't know in the dictionary. If you don't understand the definition than look in the thesaurus."

Esther Allain
Student, 8
Los Angeles, California, USA
2008-11-11

"You must have the motivation to study."

Hamza Ben Younes
Student, Multimedia
Muscat, Oman
2008-11-11

"You can put your study info on some index cards or on a foldable."

Cheyenne Perdue
Student, 8th, 2008
Brasleton, Georgia, USA
2008-11-10

"I suggest you study in the early morning just after waking up. It's scientifically proven that studying from four am to six am is really beneficial because you can concentrate and your mind will be fresh and your brain functions fast at that time. I hope you will follow my suggestion."

Chennamaneni Abhina Rao
Student, B.E.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
2008-11-09

"I study the diagrams in my science text. I learn best by seeing things and that helps me a lot."

Edward Williamson
Student, Secondary
Birmingham, United Kingdom
2008-11-07

"Managing your time is extremly important!"

Jon R.
Student, 10
Coram, New York, USA
2008-11-05

"Studying is important. But school shouldn't be all work and no play. Spend some time in extracurricular activities. I play in the school band and it is a welcome break. Then I feel better when I go back to studying."

Joshua Engelberg
Student, 10th
Madison, Wisconsin, USA
2008-11-03

"Stay positive when the teacher hands you back a test which isn't at a high standard. Look at the things you got right and not the things you got wrong. You can do this also when you hand up a test that you feel didn't go as good as it should. Here in Ireland, our head mistress makes sure we stay positive and of course focused on our work. Don't forget to study though! Think of it this way - without learning, you have nothing to write down on the page!"

Aoife Come
Student, 2nd Year - Age 15
Galway , Ireland
2008-11-03



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