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.Study Room.
Why we need a personal study room? So in my opinion we have particular places for doing particular things like whenever you want to study you have a classroom, whenever you want to sleep you have a bedroom, whenever you want to take shower you have bathroom so for study you should have one study room because it helps a lot
One of the most important reasons for having a dedicated area for study is that it sharpens the mind and improves concentration. A separate study area is better than using a bedroom, kitchen or living room.
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- Don't be afraid to stop reading a book you don't enjoy.
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2.Plan And Reward.
Interestingly, studies have shown that in the long run, internal rewards are more effective at motivating students; you are more likely to study hard if you feel good about it. Therefore, take the time to let yourself experience the positive feelings associated with learning.
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- Intelligence = Makes Things Easy
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There is a huge difference between studying hard and studying smart. Studying hard is time consuming and stressful, whereas studying smart reduces stress, is efficient, and produces optimal results.
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