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Colour code notes to their subjects or topics to easily find certain notes. This is helpful when exams are near.

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Watch videos or documentaries that relate to your subjects to expand your knowledge on that area and take not BUT do not do this every day. Use this tip if on occasions when your don't want to write.

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Reward yourself after studying.

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*IF YOU HAVE PETS*
Play with your pets on your break.

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No matter how stressed you are, your sleep is important. Try sleeping before midnight, latest. This will ensure you're focused for the next day.

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Remember to breathe!
Download a relaxation app to help you calm down during study periods. There is an app that is called Head space which helps you to relax and meditate

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If you are stuck on a question then write it somewhere (a sticky note or exercise book) or highlight the question and ask your teacher after study time

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Be creative with your notes
(e.g. draw diagrams, highlight things, add pictures)

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Revise notes taken in class at home

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Add colour to notes

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Create notes as syllabus dot points are covered in class, storing them in separate folders in order to keep them organised.

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Don't focus only one subject, it's best to do well in all instead of flunking all but one

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Start your study notes from the first lesson and regularly revise.

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Test yourself on old exam papers

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Organise a study group

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If possible, record lessons and relisten to them later to make more detailed notes if any information was missed

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Stop putting yourself down and try your hardest. Study at least one hour every afternoon and make updated notes as you go. Make separate folders for each subject with labelled dividers for each topic of the syllabus.

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Even out equal time for each

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Create a realistic time table

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Don't leave studying to the last minute!

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Always keep on top of study notes.

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If you tend to binge watch tv - try watching documentaries related to your subject matter. This will help improve wider readings AND YOU CAN ALSO PICK UP ON VOCABULARY TO USE IN EVALUATE/DISCUSS QUESTIONS....

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Work in a quiet zone to keep yourself from being distracted

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Homework is not studying

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Don't use your phone on your break

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STICK TO YOUR STUDY TIMETABLE

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Start your study notes from the first lesson and regularly revise.

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Take SHORT (10 minute) breaks

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Keep notes organised

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study according to your strengths. eg If you are a visual learner - create mind maps to summarize blocks of information. You can also watch documentaries to improve your wider knowledge of that subject

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Keep an alarm to remind you to take breaks

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Use focus apps to avoid unnecessary scrolling

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Work on the subjects you struggle most in rather than ignoring them

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Install a study app or use website blockers to stay on track

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Study in the library :)
Since everyone around you is studying, it will keep you motivated. Also away from procasinations.

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Give self small rewards after doing good blocks of study to stay motivated

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Fully use your time at the school and complete as much work as possible. you will find much more time doing extra practices and summary at home.

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Place your phone somewhere where it won't be reachable to avoid being distracted

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Don't set yourself up to fail! Keep your study expectations realistic and flexible - Try to aim for 1 - 2 Hours per night. Breaking it up into 20 minute sessions for each subject and giving a small break or reward for each step.