[ SECRET POST #4423 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4423 ⌋

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Re: Developing good study habits.

[(Anonymous)]

Break things into small chunks. Trying to force yourself to study for three hours all at once is a lot less effective than breaking the same amount of time in 15 or 20 minute sessions.

Experiment. Figure out how long your concentration lasts. (It may be different for different subjects or activities; I've done writing sessions of 45 minutes to an hour, but if I'm reading my eyes will start to glaze over at about 15 minutes.)

Reward yourself. Also get study buddies, if possible, to keep yourself accountable. It's easy to "forget" a study session in the privacy of your own room, but if someone is expecting you to show up at the library, it's a lot harder to blow off.