Success is in Your Hands, Follow your Successful study tips by Christine Reidhead – Guest Blog and Giveaway

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Students face many issues, and competing things make concentrating on studying hard. However, there is a need to do a little studying at least to progress. For better grades, there is a need to develop and follow successful study tips. It is about studying smarter.

There are different types of study habits that it is not easy to figure out the good to bad ones on starting your college days.

First, to begin with, bad habits disempower students.

1. Procrastination
Studying for exams is stressful. Fear appears on your face and dreams. Thus, everyone starts stalling by spending time in some other activity. It can be on Facebook or anything else, it is just procrastinating.
• Instead, adopt better time management habits by preparing to-do lists and checking up on your progress.

2. Wrong place
A place where you fall asleep is not the right place for you to study, such as your bed or couch. Also, avoid places with a lot of distractions.
• Instead, choose the right place to concentrate and learn.

3. Turn distractions on
It may be fun to study even while your Facebook is on or in front of the TV, but the fact is you cannot do much.
• Instead, reward yourself by allocating some time to social media or TV after studying for a specific time or on completing a portion.
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4. Studying one night before
There may be times you passed a few tests studying the night before the test. For a deeper understanding and higher grades, devoting, attention, and a lot of time is a must.
• Instead, write the main points and review them in the morning after breakfast. Best is taking a break before a test, walk or listen to music.

Good study habits to succeed
• Plan your time- Getting overwhelmed is easy with everything in college. But it is a must to have a course plan. Study every week, the entire material. Even then, something unexpected may come, and it may take a longer time to complete.

• Set goals- Developing this habit is helpful. You can study every week and set study goals. It can be the number of chapters, mastering a skill, understanding a challenge better, or even spending more time on studies than checking Facebook.

• Ask for help- It is easier to seek help so that you accomplish your set goals. There are different types of study habits, frame your type.

• Reward yourself- Encourage yourself by rewarding, it is positive reinforcement. It can be eating ice cream, watching a show, or sleeping.

The successful study tips are the ones that benefit you!