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 Divide your study time into blocks separated by quick breaks

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 Divide your study time into blocks separated by quick breaks

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It is most effective to study in 30-45 minute blocks of time, allowing yourself quick 3-5 minute breaks in between study blocks. This approach gives you time to focus while also allowing time to relax and re-energize. Be careful though-you need to make sure that your quick breaks don't turn into longer procrastination breaks.

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If your study space includes a TV and radio, it's probably not the best place for you to study. Your study space should be used for studying and working only. Choose a space that doesn't have a lot of tempting distractions available.

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When you’re looking at the homework you have to get done tonight, be realistic about how long things actually take. Gauging that reading a history chapter will take an hour and writing a response will take another 30 minutes will help you plan how you spend your time.

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A well-organized desk in a quiet place at home is key, but sometimes you need variety. Coffee shops, libraries, parks, or even just moving to the kitchen table will give you a change of scenery which can prompt your brain to retain information better.

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There are so many different ways to study and at the end of the day it's what works best for you. procrastination is probably one of your worst enemies as it is for the majority of people. but if you make it enjoyable and engaging you are more likely to be more efficient and actually learn the material. studying isn't something that has to be done in one shot the day before it matters, make it a routine and and small short but important part of the day.

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Study Tips and Organization for Back to School

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 School supplies (alone) don’t make you organized

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 School supplies (alone) don’t make you organized

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Come up with a system and keep to it. Do you keep one big binder for all your classes with color-coded tabs? Or do you prefer to keep separate notebooks and a folder for handouts? Keep the system simple—if it’s too fancy or complicated, you are less likely to keep it up everyday.