Introduction

“An excellent review of all the things you can do to get the most out of your study time. This is a book that every student should read.”

~ Benjamin Dawson, Author of Get Better Grades and Student Brainstorming

Learn More About Making the Most of Your Time “Thank you Suzy for helping me achieve better grades this semester!”

~Geetu Singh, Student, California State University, San Bernardino

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Learn to study, no matter what.

• Study smart and you’ll see positive results.

• Learn to study, no matter what.

Set yourself apart from your classmates.

Set yourself apart from your classmates.

If you want to get good grades, it’s important that you set yourself apart from other students who are also studying for the same course. You can do this by:

• Studying more often than others in the class. This will help reduce the time between assignments and exams so that when finals come around (and they always do), there will be less pressure on everyone else! If your professor gives out weekly quizzes or tests, try taking two or three extra one-on-one sessions with him before his office hours every week—you may find that he provides better advice when he knows what kind of questions/problems were asked during previous sessions instead of guessing blindly based on last week’s results alone;

• Doing well on assignments/tests early on (before any others) because then no one else has an opportunity later down the road when their turn comes around again–so why waste time doing something poorly now?

Learn to prioritize effectively.

• Prioritize effectively

• Learn to delegate appropriately

• Don’t be afraid of taking time off work if you need it

Work with a system.

One of the best ways to improve your study habits is by creating a system that works for you. If you don’t already have one, here are some things to consider:

• What time of day do you find most difficult? For example, if it’s after work when your mind is tired and unfocused, try working on this at night before bedtime.

• How often do other people need access to something (such as a computer or printer)? You might have more peace of mind if only one person is allowed access at any given time rather than two or three people sharing each device.

Focus on your tasks, not the clock.

• Have a system.

• Set yourself apart from your classmates.

• Learn to prioritize effectively.

• Learn to prepare for exams, including the right clothing and accessories that will help you perform better during the exam period.

Takeaway: Study smart and you’ll see positive results!

Learn to prepare for exams.

Learning how to prepare for exams is a skill that students should be able to master. If you want to get ahead in school, it’s important that you learn how to study effectively and efficiently.

To help you make the most out of your time studying, there are several tips that can help:

• Make sure that all of your materials are organized so they’re easy for you (and others) when looking at them during an exam or test. You don’t want any confusion about where something goes! Organize them into folders with each subject name on its own tab/folder label so it’s clear what belongs in which folder—even if some of these folders contain multiple subjects. This will make it easier for other people in addition who might want access too; e

Use music, meditation and visualisation techniques to help.

Use music, meditation and visualisation techniques to help.

Music can help you relax, while meditation and visualization techniques can help you focus on the task at hand.

Study smart and you’ll see positive results

When it comes to studying, there are many ways you can do it. Some people prefer the traditional method of taking notes from a book and then studying them later on their own time. Others might be more motivated by the idea of using an electronic aid like flashcards or an app that allows them to see what they’re learning at any given moment in time. And yet others still prefer pen and paper—this is perfectly fine! The point is that you should find what works best for your needs as an individual student.

To help make sure that your study habits are efficient and effective, here are some tips:

• Set goals for yourself (and stick with them) – Having a clear goal will allow you more focus when studying. It also helps keep things moving along smoothly so there’s no downtime between segments where nothing gets done! If possible try setting these goals ahead of time so they can guide the way forward instead just being reactive after something happens which may cause confusion later down stream.”

Conclusion

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