Srry I'm late but, be organized and communicate properly with your teachers and ask for help when you need to! It helps so much with stress and makes starting way easier! Especially if you're a forgetful person! ^^
Ty!! Your not late at all :D even tho school already started nice small tips can be useful lol
I'm not good at this but I have an advice. Don't study too much and try to make some kind of routine, like do other activities too because if you don't do that and prioritize studying too much, you'll feel depressed and tired and you won't be able to concentrate that good and be efficient at studying. And if you stay too much inside studying you'll get overwhelmed and stuff. I'm saying that less studying and more efficient is better than more and worse. At least this is what I saw because at some point in my life I was staying inside a lot at my desk trying to study and barely doing something and then my mental health got really bad suddenly because of it. And I was staying up late so don't stay up late studying. I mean if you do it once or something like that it's fine but don't do it everyday. Also I think jt would be better if you need extra time to wake up earlier instead of staying up late, I think you'll retain better? Also read your notes right before you go to sleep I think it helps you to remember them better.
And if you learn new languages then listen to music in that language, and stuff like that. Trust me if you surround yourself in that language it's going to be easier for you. It helped me when I did this.
So just do your best, don't stress much, try to make a routine that you like and do your hobbies and study too and exercise and socialise (if you like socialising) too, don't overwhelm yourself too much and don't become to static, this comes from someone that at some point was staying inside a lot and then became weaker physically and anemic and stuff like that until I started going outside everyday.
Everyone has a memory (writing, speaking, reading, hearing) that works better than others. I had to rewrite things down in a recognizable way to remember them. Also, teaching what you learned to someone else helps with figuring out what you are missing in your memory. Doesn’t have to be serious teaching, just recaps with friend is good enough. Try different methods of studying, wishing the best of luck to you ٩( ᐛ )و
Heres a couple good tips on studying Don’t just reread. Quiz yourself instead—cover your notes and try to explain the topic from memory. Try 25–30 minute study sessions followed by a 5-minute break. Make mini study guides with only the important formulas, definitions, dates, and concepts. Teach it to someone else. If you can explain it simply, you probably understand it. Put your phone somewhere annoying to reach while studying. Set tiny goals: “Finish 10 problems” is better than “study math.” Review a little each day instead of cramming everything the night before. Reward yourself after finishing a study goal—game, YouTube, snack, whatever works. Don't sacrifice sleep for hours of studying. Being exhausted makes remembering things harder. Start with the hardest subject while your brain is still fresh.
My favorite method: 25 minutes studying → 5 minutes break → repeat 3–4 times → longer break. It makes a huge pile of schoolwork feel much more manageable.
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xGutter_Genex
Srry I'm late but, be organized and communicate properly with your teachers and ask for help when you need to! It helps so much with stress and makes starting way easier! Especially if you're a forgetful person! ^^
Ty!! Your not late at all :D even tho school already started nice small tips can be useful lol
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Rownye
I'm not good at this but I have an advice. Don't study too much and try to make some kind of routine, like do other activities too because if you don't do that and prioritize studying too much, you'll feel depressed and tired and you won't be able to concentrate that good and be efficient at studying. And if you stay too much inside studying you'll get overwhelmed and stuff. I'm saying that less studying and more efficient is better than more and worse. At least this is what I saw because at some point in my life I was staying inside a lot at my desk trying to study and barely doing something and then my mental health got really bad suddenly because of it. And I was staying up late so don't stay up late studying. I mean if you do it once or something like that it's fine but don't do it everyday. Also I think jt would be better if you need extra time to wake up earlier instead of staying up late, I think you'll retain better? Also read your notes right before you go to sleep I think it helps you to remember them better.
And if you learn new languages then listen to music in that language, and stuff like that. Trust me if you surround yourself in that language it's going to be easier for you. It helped me when I did this.
So just do your best, don't stress much, try to make a routine that you like and do your hobbies and study too and exercise and socialise (if you like socialising) too, don't overwhelm yourself too much and don't become to static, this comes from someone that at some point was staying inside a lot and then became weaker physically and anemic and stuff like that until I started going outside everyday.
TYSM!!!
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error
Making notes helped me, I guess the action of writing it down. I would remembered writing it and how it looked on the page
TYSM!!!
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angelichael
Everyone has a memory (writing, speaking, reading, hearing) that works better than others. I had to rewrite things down in a recognizable way to remember them. Also, teaching what you learned to someone else helps with figuring out what you are missing in your memory. Doesn’t have to be serious teaching, just recaps with friend is good enough. Try different methods of studying, wishing the best of luck to you ٩( ᐛ )و
TYSM!!!
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Nostalgiaman93
Heres a couple good tips on studying
Don’t just reread. Quiz yourself instead—cover your notes and try to explain the topic from memory.
Try 25–30 minute study sessions followed by a 5-minute break.
Make mini study guides with only the important formulas, definitions, dates, and concepts.
Teach it to someone else. If you can explain it simply, you probably understand it.
Put your phone somewhere annoying to reach while studying.
Set tiny goals: “Finish 10 problems” is better than “study math.”
Review a little each day instead of cramming everything the night before.
Reward yourself after finishing a study goal—game, YouTube, snack, whatever works.
Don't sacrifice sleep for hours of studying. Being exhausted makes remembering things harder.
Start with the hardest subject while your brain is still fresh.
My favorite method: 25 minutes studying → 5 minutes break → repeat 3–4 times → longer break. It makes a huge pile of schoolwork feel much more manageable.
TYSM!!!!!!!!
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