Finals are approaching and stress is rising. Finals start on Jan. 26 and last until Jan. 29. Studying is one of the most important tools one can use for succeeding in finals.
According to “Online Classes”, a few bad study habits include: studying at home, listening to music while you study, pulling all-nighters and procrastination.
According to Dartmouth College, how and where to study are one of the most important keys in studying well. Some helpful tips are to study in chunks, study in the daylight and pick a place that is well suited for studying.
Procrastinating is hard to manage for most high schoolers, however, studying right after learning the material or weeks before a test can drastically improve the information learned. Waiting until the last minute will not help one truly understand the material. Managing time well can tremendously increase your ability to do well in a certain class.
Compiling a list from different sources, here are some helpful tips to studying:
- Time management
- Reviewing right after lesson
- Short breaks
- Make flashcards/study guides
- Don’t forget breakfast
- Find a way to minimize your stress