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1.Take 1 minute to prepare yourself mentally
Sometimes you may not even feel like getting to work.When this happens, take a minute to prepare yourself mentally.Set a timer for a minute and tell yourself that you’ll start work when the timer goes off.
So, if you find it hard to motivate yourself to start studying, take a minute and prepare yourself mentally.By doing this, you will eliminate the resistance you were experiencing.
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How to focus on studying
You can learn how to focus better by trying some of these techniques during your next study session.
When you find one that works, make it a part of your routine every time you study.
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3.Write down exactly why you want to study hard
Another way to stay focused when studying is to be clear about why you want to study hard in the first place.
Write down the reasons you want to study hard.
Try to focus on process-oriented reasons rather than outcome-oriented reasons.
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5.Put only the materials you need for your current task
The brain is able to process information more effectively in an uncluttered environment.
Make a list of what items you’ll need during your study session. Make sure you have only those items on your desk.
Having things neat and tidy has a calming effect on your mind and will help you...
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4.Keep track of all the tasks you’ve completed
Keep a record of all the tasks you complete each day.This is important for two reasons.5.
This will remind you that you have been productive, which will keep you motivated.
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2.Create a plan for the day
Make the plan as detailed as possible.There’s a good reason for this. You must be clear about what you’re going to achieve during each study session.
A key part of studying effectively is setting specific tasks to work on during each study session.
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