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1. Get organised.
Marking important dates and deadlines into a personal calendar or study plan will allow you to remain organised and set realistic revision and academic goals for the study period ahead.
A detailed study plan will also allow you to figure out what resources and help you'll need along the way, in addition to helping you juggle busy study periods around other work and life commitments.
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2. Organise your study space.
Before you begin studying, ensure you take the time to clean and organise your study space, (including the not so obvious areas like your computer's desktop). When picking your perfect study space, it's recommend you choose an area that receives a lot of natural light and is free from distractions.
Don't be afraid to spice upĀ your study space with things like posters, photos or even an indoor plant. After all, if your study space is nice, you'll be motivated to spend more time there.
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3. Start with the basics
If it's been a while since you were at school or university, your study skills may be a bit rusty. The best way to combat this is taking pressure off yourself, and starting it slow and easy. So, start with the basics and slowly master your subjects.
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4. Ask for hel
If you're struggling to get back into the swing of studying - ask for help! Ask your seniors and teachers, they can help you get back faster.
Taking advantage of theĀ services you have available will not only help you to manage feelings of stress, it'll also assist you in staying committed to your studies.
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5. Set realistic expectations
While setting hard goals can motivate you to achieve, it's important to keep your goalsĀ realistic and achievable.
PuttingĀ needless pressure on yourself, especially when you've had a break from studying, can be detrimental to your progress.
Instead, be patient and give yourself time to get back into the swing of studying. Rather than judging yourself on your results, which may be disappoint you in the beginning, judge yourself on the amount of effort you're putting in. The results will follow.Ā
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