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Always take a break and take care of yourself.

Organize your notes.

Have a specific goal when studying.

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Don’t leave for tomorrow what can be done today

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Don’t leave for tomorrow what can be done today

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1. Don’t procrastinate, with online learning, time is on your side(kinda). We all have a more flexible schedule and we can take advantage of that by doing our school works early
2. Practice forming keystone habits such as doing homework at a certain time then relaxing at a certain time
3. Don’t forget to breathe and take time to yourself.

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» organize, track, and manage! make a to-do list to know the things that you will be needed to accomplish.
» rest as a reward! start to do your assignments as soon as possible so you will get to rest early.
» do your best! focus and put all your efforts in everything that you will do.

Claudette Villanueva, BDES

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𝒮𝓉𝓊𝒹𝓎 𝐻𝒶𝒷𝒾𝓉𝓈

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𝒮𝓉𝓊𝒹𝓎 𝐻𝒶𝒷𝒾𝓉𝓈

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☆ Learn to manage your time as well as time to rest.
☆ Have your goals, may it be big or small.
☆ Avoid cramming/ procrastinating.

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1. Waste no time and start now. No ifs, No buts, Do it in excellence.

2. Know your tasks. Label such as Urgent, ASAP, or Advance work.

3. Schedule. Make it a habit that you know how your day should go.

4. Rest. You cannot function well if you deprive yourself of good meal and good sleep.

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• Have your own study area where you are comfortable and feel organized.
• List all the tasks and deadlines that are given to make sure you won’t forget and cram outputs.
• Take sometime to rest and do what makes you happy

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1. Save/print modules so it'll be available anytime and anywhere you feel like reviewing, especially, when the net signal is unavailable.
2. List down your schedules and requirements' deadlines to keep you on track of your priorities.
3. READ! READ! READ!
p.s. Take care of your eyes. Take breaks from the digital world.

- Sarielle Cagurangan (BACOM)

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short but meaningful study habits i follow 🕊🕊🕊

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short but meaningful study habits i follow 🕊🕊🕊

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- manage your time accordingly
- utilize your skills to the fullest
- set time for yourself and get some SLEEP !!!

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1. Have your own study area and make sure to keep it organized.
2. Set a schedule for accomplishing tasks, short study breaks and leisure time.
3. Focus on your studies. Avoid procrastinating and cramming.

bspsy Ali

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— take your time learning new stuff because it doesn't always come out as easy as you think

— manage your time; when you know that you have pending chores, do your school works first so that you can have ample time to chores afterwards

— rest; reward yourself with rest after doing one task before proceeding to the next so that you won't get too stressed or else you might lose your focus

— avoid having negative thoughts while concentrating on your tasks so that you can finish it on time; when you do tasks while in a bad mood, you will lose your temper, hence losing your focus

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1. Avoid cramming the tasks that are given.
2. Learn how to manage your time efficiently.
3. Remember to take breaks if needed!

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1. make an everyday schedule wherein you are able to organize your time

2. Do tasks earlier than the said time so that you won't be cramming

3. always clean your study area as it is where you study and studying should be peaceful as it's surroundings!

4. Always check on yourself - Slightly put on your schedule 1-2 hours of your me time/ self care and always prioritize you mental health

5. Sleep early

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1) Finding a place for productive study pace or I suppose comfortable place to study.

2) Do your best not to get distracted and procrastinate.

3) Asking questions to clarify things that are not clear.

4) Researching more towards this topic to broaden your understanding.

5.) Prioritize what needs to be done first. So there'll be more free time later yey.

6.) Don't force yourself to study when your eyes are flickering or feel headache.

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-Each course should have a designated goal.

-Find a place where you can study on a regular basis.

-Maintain a timeline of important dates and deadlines.

-Establish a study group and make use of it effectively.

-When you need assistance, don't hesitate. Ask for it.

-Shane Cu | BSPSY

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1. Never hesitate to ask for help or ask questions - it’s always good to be aware and knowledgeable about the little and big things in your life as they hold and serve importance.

2. Be sure to know what to prioritize first and always set categories or time slots per task - I usually prioritize the ones that are quick to do and have an earlier deadline while also multitasking and brainstorming for the tasks that are tedious and have later deadlines,

3. Know when to stop and take break if you’re at your limit - I always tell my friends to take breaks and rest for at least a few minutes since you can literally burn yourself out and really hinder yourself from being productive which is even worse than feeling really tired but still having energy and a positive mindset to push and keep working.

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1. Do not procrastinate.
2. Find a quiet studying place.
3. Review the lectures before doing the assignment.
4. Create a schedule. Do the school works one at a time.
5. Set a goal.
6. Avoid distractions.
7. Reward yourself after finishing all the tasks/works.

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1. Know what learning style works for you, and when and how your learning is most effective.
2. Do not push yourself too hard and make sure to take breaks.
3. Plan your tasks neatly and orderly, and have good time management.
4. Only you know what works best for your own learning so do not try to compare yourself to other.

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💙 Take care of yourself -- have enough sleep, eat well, rest and enjoy your hobbies
💙 Clean up and organize your workspace -- para ganahan ka namang gumawa
💙 Do your assignments ahead of time -- in other words, avoid cramming as much as possible, pwede ka namang maglaro mamaya

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1. Do your tasks ahead of time
2. Organize your study area as it set the mood
4. Research first about the topic
3. Create a study habit
4. Take breaks when needed

BAIS_Nicolas, Beatrice

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1. Tasks are released and deadlines are given? Take note of the dates and assess the required task's difficulty level by reading through the guidelines. The easier and near-the-deadline tasks go first, and the harder ones go last.

2. Stuck on a certain task or problem? Move on. Get back to it later. You don't have to finish it right away. Instead, just make sure to get back to it to submit it in a timely manner.

3. Having a hard time focusing? Try the Pomodoro technique. It's basically timing yourself for about 15 to 20 minutes or so of working, and afterwards, you can decide whether to continue or take a 5 minute break, but from here on, you have to follow the same pattern. Work -> Accomplished work -> Continue? If yes, then go ahead. // Continue? If no, then take a break and continue later on.

5. Are you sure you finished all your tasks and followed instructions? Check. Always double check, especially if there's still time. Try to always follow what is asked of you.

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My own pattern; Study habits that helped me focus. (Ashley Cruz, 2021)

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My own pattern; Study habits that helped me focus. (Ashley Cruz, 2021)

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A study about the relationship between study habits and academic achievement by Aghaei, Jafari, and Khatony (2019) stated that poor study habits are one of the biggest reasons behind academic failures.

I will be sharing study habits that helped me in the transition from face-to-face to online/modular, but please remember that what works for me may not work for you- and that’s okay.

1.Creating my own routine:
Being able to have a grasp on how my day will go has given me the organization that I need. It helped me work in accordance with my own pace, and do things based on what my mind and body are comfortable in.

2.Making sure I finish earlier than the deadline:
This adds less pressure on me as I do the work, It allows me to work in a calm and relaxed atmosphere. I choose not to finish on time but before time, so I can give my best without having to worry about the deadline.

3.Accepting failures: Mistakes are okay. Putting too much weight on our shoulders because of a goal that we hope to reach is unhealthy, and that is something I had to learn the hard way. Let your mistakes teach you what is right and treat them as a blessing in disguise

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"Study Habits; one's way of studying" an article by Naeomie Patrice Cruz

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"Study Habits; one's way of studying" an article by Naeomie Patrice Cruz

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Olofu and Ebele (2017) had a research about the impact of study habits on students where they found out that there is a significant relationship between study habits and academic performance.

Study habits are commonly defined as one’s way of studying. So we should keep in mind that our ways of learning may be different but that does not make one better than the other.

1.)   Working at your pace – We all have our own pace, and we should never compare our journey to the journey of others for we all have different paths. Being able to embrace yourself and your capacity is what’s going to help you work at your best state.

2.)   Be open-minded – You are what you think. So if you think you cant do it, then you probably won’t. Always believe that you are capable regardless of what the situation is because others will only see your potential once you see it yourself. Make your mind open to changes, for only then you can adapt and transform.

3.)   Always Clean – This applies to all things. Clean where you are working, clean your physical state, and clear your mind. Neatness is what leads to organization and organization is vital when it comes to learning.

BACOM- NPC

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1. Know what kind of learning style works for you. It may be through audios, through visuals, or by studying on your own!

2. Breaks are as important as learning. Have a scheduled breaks in between study days to not over-stress your self.

3. Lastly, NEVER self loath. It wont help.

- Dom Flores / BACOM

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1. First and foremost. Procrastination is a N O! Especially in college. Girl, you gotta change your habits and no more cramming!

2. When the task is given, try and do your best to start working on the activity right away. So you'll be able to relax afterwards and less stress and less worry.

3. Take notes! It doesn't have to be everything. Just the most "IMPORTANT" parts. Or keywords to at least make you remember certain points of the lecture.

4. Time management. This is very important! At least try and make a schedule. Things are gonna have to change in this new normal sis.

5. Always remember. There is always a time for your hobbies or any luxury you want to do. When you achieve something, don't forget to reward yourself! Just not too much, because that means procrastination.

6. When you hit rock bottom or you feel overwhelmed , stop everything on what you're doing and take deep breaths and give yourself a clear mind. It actually works for me and this is very essential. Trust me, mostly you can't get any work done when your mind is overheating. So learn and take deep breaths when you feel overwhelmed.

7. Lastly, have fun! If you want to read and study with your friends. Do as you please! As long as that helps you on the long run, even if things get tough. Always believe that all of your efforts will be worth it. Never give up and fighting!! <3

- BAPSY_ Enriquez, Juliane Eisley M.

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1. Focus on your weaknesses and try your best to improve in any way possible.

2. Create a schedule and lesson plan.

3. Make a reading habit.

4. Practice writing and speaking skills.

5. Group study with friends.

6. Procrastination is a NO!

7. Take breaks.

Noche, Danielle M. / BAIS

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1.) Take notes. Always. It doesn't have to be pretty or anything fancy, it just has to be something that you understand.

2.) Clear up your mind palace. How long has it been since you last organized your files? Check and throw out unnecessary info that you find only clutters it. No one wants to work in a messy headspace. (This includes toxic behaviours and drama, yes)

3.) Unlearn procrastination. Cramming isn't something to be proud of. You can't cram your RRL, trust me.

- Mikha T. | BDES

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1. Finding a study buddy or curating a study group consisting of people who are focused and dedicated would massively help in establishing good study habits for this modular learning. You will be inspired to continue to develop your own work ethics as well.

2. Practicing time management will help you manage your time flexibly and discover various learning styles that will suit you this modular learning. Try creating a weekly schedule or adopt the time-blocking technique when it comes to tasks.

3. Leave room for error and always be kind to yourself! As we all know, unexpected challenges are just plain inescapable as they are an integral part of life. Remember to rest during times of setbacks so that you can bounce back and believe in yourself.

- Nable, BAGD

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1. Rewriting notes you take down during lecture - Rewriting the concepts on another notebook makes you retain the information more and helps you understand it much deeper than the first time you’ve written it down.

2. Reading with Friends — doing long readings with friends energizes me, and the information we talk about sticks because we challenge each other’s opinions and perspectives, which would help us understand the readings better.

3. Watching TED Talks related to a topic I don’t fully understand — watching ted talks gives me more ideas on how to understand a certain topic as well as creating a new perspective on how to grasp it.

BAGD - Nikki <33

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1. have a lesson plan prepared- what subjects? what topics
2. have everything prepared- water bottle, pens, etc.
3. The correct study playlist- set the vibe even if it's not a very aesthetic moment hehe
4. If you're going to be with friends, schedule when you take breaks together so you can still enjoy together without risking your productivity.
5. Stretch, take screen breaks, hydrate, and fuel your body

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1. Have some sort of planner. I use Google Calendar to take note of important dates and deadlines I should be aware of and I actively use it for my to-do lists as well.
2. Group calls with friends. My friends and I have group calls sometimes when we just play some music and be productive together. There's a sense of motivation boost when we're all working on our own tasks together.
3. Take breaks. Sitting all day and having my eyes on the screen for long periods of hours can be straining, so I take breaks to stretch, drink water, or take a nap.

- BDes Michaella Manabat

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My Study Habits 📚 by Krislaine Syhap, BAPSY

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My Study Habits 📚 by Krislaine Syhap, BAPSY

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1. As soon as tasks are given, I take note of them right away to avoid any missed deadlines. I also find online calendars to be efficient.
2. I try my best not to procrastinate; even though sometimes I fail, I still try to do so.
3. Do research first. I can not start on a task if I do not know anything about it, I do a lot of fact-checking before doing my work.
4. Once finished, I make sure to check for any errors because I tend to be a bit careless at times.
5. Take breaks to avoid burning out. If I feel like sleeping, I sleep. If I feel like scrolling through my phone, I do. Our mental health comes first before any requirement.
6. This does not happen regularly but I try to reward myself once in a while if I did a good job on a certain project. I just open Shopee and look for things to buy that I don't necessarily need. 😁

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1. Avoid Procrastination! (start the task right away if you don't have anything to do, it will lessen your workload!)
2. Plan ahead (to avoid your workload piling up!)
3. Listen to some calming music on a low volume (It could help your mind calm down while studying!)
4. Sleep early to make your mind a little bit refreshed for a new day of learning!
5. Keep everything organized
6. Remind yourself to take a break, you deserve it.
7. Avoid distractions! (I know it could be a little bit tempting but try to put your phone on focus mode it'll lock your phone's apps and it will have a timer to help stay focused.)
8. Try and use the Pomodoro Technique!

— BAGD Noleal

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1. Create a weekly schedule or to-do list that is flexible (so that you still have extra time to do your chores or your hobbies) and is feasible enough for you.

2. Keep your phone away from you or restrict unnecessary apps until you finish your schedule to avoid distractions and to fully focus on what you’re doing.

3. Take necessary breaks to lessen the stress and avoid strain on your eyes.

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1.) Managing my time well (Organizing serious responsibilities and entertainment activities)
2.) Have a clean, organized work space
3.) Getting 8 hours of sleep
4.) Taking notes
5.) Taking breaks in between study time
6.) Eating before doing my activities
7.) Exercising and meditating
8.) Reading articles, research papers, and books.
9.) Sharing ideas with my classmates and/or friends
10.) Starting the task right after it was given (to have more time to research about it)

- Kisses

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Here are some study habits that work for online learning according to the University of Washington.

- Veronica Santos BAPSY

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Here are ten ideas for studying online effectively.

Take up bedtime studying

Rather than catching up Netflix, take time to review your study notes about an upcoming test. Recent studies have shown that our brains are good at retaining information we take in just before resting.

Break up marathon study sessions

Instead of spending 10 straight hours cramming for that psychology exam, try breaking up study sessions into smaller segments. Your mental energy will thank you and you'll find it's easier to remember things.

Create a study schedule

Like eating breakfast or working out at the same time, students who create a study routine and have the discipline to stick to it are able to study information over a longer amount of time instead of staying up late the night before.

Connect with other focused students

No matter the facet of life, focused and successful people inspire those they're around. Find a study buddy whose work ethic you admire and set up an online review session with them.

Clear your space

While it may seem counterintuitive to take extra time to clean your room or office before settling down to study, a study by Princeton University found that people who keep their spaces clean are able to process information and focus better.

Shut off technology

When you sit down to study, put your phone on silent and set 'do not disturb' messages on any online messaging services. This will help keep you from getting sidetracked.

Take your own notes

When listening to a webinar lecture, don't rely on getting notes from other classmates. We each have our own style of note-taking, and chances are you won't understand as much of the information if you just read their notes rather than taking your own.

Ask for help

If you're studying and realize you don't understand a concept or theory, reach out to your professor or classmates as soon as possible for clarification rather than trying to go it on your own.

Take advantage of online resources

As shown throughout this guide, there are tons of apps to help students study, ranging from timed practice quizzes to flash cards. Use these to better prepare for an exam and get in the mindset of what to expect.

Stay mentally and physically healthy

Online students are likely to spend more time at their computers than traditional learners, making it imperative to take breaks, go on walks, get the recommended amount of sleep, and eat foods that nourish their bodies.

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Here are ten ideas for studying online effectively. Rather than catching up Netflix, take time to review your study notes about an upcoming test. Recent studies have shown that our brains are good at retaining information we take in just before resting.

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1. Sleep early to condition my body to feel relax on the they of schooling.

2. Time management.

3. Always do my homework and submit on deadline.

4. Focus and listen to teacher lecture.

5. Take a break time ( 30 minute sleep. 5min rest ).

ADT - Feliciano, Abigail :)

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1. List down the things you have to do from your most prioritized task to the least prioritized task.
2. Do the most prioritized task first (or the hardest one)
3. Don't rush yourself but also be mindful of your time
4. Take small breaks in between studying, eating chocolate or chewing gum seemed to help me remember things easier!

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1. MANAGE YOUR TIME

2. Accomplish your tasks ahead of time

3. Establish an organized and peaceful study space

4. Plan your day ahead, you can make a to-do list first thing in the morning. It’s really helpful.

5. Avoid being distracted

6. Prevent yourself from being burnt out, take breaks in between study periods

7. Pomodoro Technique

-MB Calaoagan

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♡ Keep your study space organized.
♡ Make a to-do list.
♡ Set a timer.
♡ Listen to music.
♡ Use the Pomodoro Technique.

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1. set a goal.
2. pick a study method and organize your things/thoughts/information.
3. focus on one thing at a time. your brain can't handle signals at the same time.
4. take a break. (30 minute study. 5 min rest.)
5. pray to God.

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1. Stay Organized
2. Manage your time
3. Don't procrastinate.
4. Set a schedule.
5. Make a task list.

-Angel

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1.) do  the easiest tasks first so you can focus on the harder one's and have more time on doing it.
2.) finish everything as early as possible. if you are tired, rest so you wont get exhausted.
3.) don't think about deadlines. it will only give you pressure.
4.) do task with some things that makes you comfortable or relaxed so you can enjoy and finish your task at the same time

- Jolina Aguilar , ADT

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1. Do your tasks ahead of time. At least a week or 5 days before the deadline.
2. Have a to-do list, so you can check off the tasks you just did.
3. Dedicate a time in reading your notes.
4. Listen to your favorite playlist while studying or doing school works.
5. Take a break or eat merienda.

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My study habits 2021 (Quarantine edition)

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My study habits 2021 (Quarantine edition)

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1. Master the time that you study better. Personally, I am more productive at night because its not noisy, which makes me think better.
2. Make a weekly study plan or to do list  to give you a concept of how busy you will get  in the week.
3. Prioritise

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- Focusing on one task before another
- Having a set of to do list to be organized
- Using the Pomodoro Technique
- Avoiding distractions like social media
- Doing the tasks ahead of time to avoid cramming
- Motivating myself to finish the tasks needed to watch my favorite series.

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✎ Work moderately do not finish tasks all at once or cram them all at once too it might burn you out which means you would not even finish all of the
✎ Find the best time you feel studying it could be early in the morning or even late at night
✎ Always take breaks! I know that it feels good finish so much but remember that you need rest too!
Goodluck!✌

BAPSY ABARQUEZ

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» try to do tasks ahead of time to lessen the load
» make a to-do list and set deadlines for self (personal deadlines that are before the actual deadline)
» read many different credible articles on a topic if possible, so that the mind is not dead set on one source
» restrict apps on phone for a certain period of time
» allow oneself for breaks, lest the works be sloppily done, and/or lest one gets burnt out!
» don't be too reluctant when working on something. reluctance leads to procrastination.

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- Making a to-do list always helps for me; take a chunk of your work for the day and put it down in a list so you know what to prioritize. This has helped me in more ways than one, even outside of the school application. - Sol Fuentes, BDES

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1. Always do your tasks way ahead the deadline  so you have time for revisions or other tasks.
2. Organize your school works properly for example by the date of their deadline.
3. Don't do the tasks in one go. Set an allotted time for each subject or school work. - Natividad BSPSY

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1 Pomorodo Technique (25 Minute study and 5 mins break
2. Do tasks ahead so that you do not have to cram
3. Always submit tasks before deadline
BA-ISIP Rosario

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1. Try to do your tasks ahead of time (if you can) so that you have less things to worry about.
2. Schedule the requirement/s you need to do per day. Make sure to do the ones that are due soon first.
3. Look for what makes you the most productive. In my case, listening to music while doing school works helps.
- Airos de Vera

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1. Getting all/most tasks done by Friday night so you can have the weekend to rest.
2. Turn off wifi/data on your phone or set it in a different room while working.
3. If possible, try to set boundaries for your "work space" and "resting space". Try not to do work in bed and vice-versa. — Bry Santos