Experts, As everyone of us will be having finals nearly in the month of march, so it will be good to start prepare from now for the huge syllabus of science stream.
But It will be difficult for me, as No one is here, to guide me how should i assigned my revision hours in the day, or according to subjects, so that before one month of my finals of 11th, I will be able to complete my syllabus and will have enough time to do past year papers, and all stuffs. Please guide.
Dear student
Here are some useful tips -
- Leaving your studies till the last month is never a good idea. Ideally, it would be good if you revise your portions as and when a lesson is completed.
- Divide your work into smaller portions and read them a little at a time. It is scientifically proven that we can concentrate better on a number of smaller lessons rather than one large lesson.
- When taking a break, relax or meditate. Meditation helps relax, improves memory and concentration and is even shown to improve physical and mental health. Any mental health issues you may have like anxiety or stress can be significantly reduced by this way.
- Do not study continuously. Take a 5 minute break every 20-30 minutes. This will help you stay energetic by not draining you physically and mentally in a short period of time.
- Keep a list. Make a list of all the things you have to study. These may be a list of all the lessons you've divided into smaller lessons. When you finish studying a lesson, strike it off from the list. Since you are reading smaller lessons, the striking will go fast, providing you with a moral boost to study even more. People whose morale is boosted tend to study harder, faster and better than those who feel dejected.
- Finally, don't worry. Worrying is your biggest enemy. Stress can cause you to forget the things you already know. Simply follow the steps mentioned before and don't think about it at all. Be relaxed and everything will be fine.
Regards
Here are some useful tips -
- Leaving your studies till the last month is never a good idea. Ideally, it would be good if you revise your portions as and when a lesson is completed.
- Divide your work into smaller portions and read them a little at a time. It is scientifically proven that we can concentrate better on a number of smaller lessons rather than one large lesson.
- When taking a break, relax or meditate. Meditation helps relax, improves memory and concentration and is even shown to improve physical and mental health. Any mental health issues you may have like anxiety or stress can be significantly reduced by this way.
- Do not study continuously. Take a 5 minute break every 20-30 minutes. This will help you stay energetic by not draining you physically and mentally in a short period of time.
- Keep a list. Make a list of all the things you have to study. These may be a list of all the lessons you've divided into smaller lessons. When you finish studying a lesson, strike it off from the list. Since you are reading smaller lessons, the striking will go fast, providing you with a moral boost to study even more. People whose morale is boosted tend to study harder, faster and better than those who feel dejected.
- Finally, don't worry. Worrying is your biggest enemy. Stress can cause you to forget the things you already know. Simply follow the steps mentioned before and don't think about it at all. Be relaxed and everything will be fine.
Regards