"At a designated time each day, set up a "tune out" time so there will be no interruptions. Turn off your land phone, cell phone, TV, computer, and CD/DVD player. A designated location with desk and proper lighting, plus a bottle of water, seems to work best. The study strategy is to read and take notes for 15-30 minutes, then take a break. Put in no more than 2 hours (less if possible) each night to avoid a buildup of stress."
Philip Jones
Retired
Galveston, Texas, USA
2010-08-30
"Study with your friends and work on harder homework and/or studying right when you get home, and work on easier things closer to sleep. Study before any test. Keep a running bring-home list so that you won't forget any binders or books; put them in your backpack if you know that you are going to need them for homework or studying. Make sure that you get help on any studying problems from friends or parents. Work hard."
Ashley V.
Student, 7th
Milford, Massachusetts, USA
2010-08-30
"Before studying, close your eyes and take a deep breath. It will help you to increase your concentration. While you study, don't think about anthing except studying. "
Karthiik Kumar
Student, Intermediate
Hyderabad, India
2010-08-30
"Study with your full concentration and with enthusiasm. Doing this will help you to do well. "
Roshan Kumar
Teacher, Graduate
Delhi, India
2010-08-29
"Keep a special binder for each subject. Once every month go through all of the papers. Put away any you have been tested on. Also, start to study a week before the test."
Zoe P
Student, Grade 7
Milford, Massachusetts, USA
2010-08-29
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