Im feeling sleepy once I open my books.How can I read for my exams?
405731
i never study while sitting. try to walk around you room with your book in your hand
680661
Boyo- Its tough to realize at first..but as the study time comes to an end, u feel the kick and start studying on your own.. There is nothing you can do to force yourself study.. Even if you make a schedule - you wont be able to follow it.. If u open the books - u'd day dream..\n\nIt's natural and u will overcome this naturally.. All you have to do is worry..
909015
Well.. make short notes for your big gigantic books (or just highlight important stuff in it) and read through them and try to do alot of past year questions as this will familiarize yourself with it. (I believe you can get them in the library)And lastly eat healthy and stay healthy.
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just keep washing ur face with cold water thatll keep u awake\ni dont suggest remaining awake the entire night\neven im a night person and prefer studying at night and id suggest u sleep for1/2 or 1 hour in the afternoon and can sleep at half past one or maximum two at night(if u gotta get up at 6:30 in the morning)\notherwise ull feel uncomfortable and nauseatic on the day of the exam.
1076602
what you are doing now is good ( I mean the Internet) because you need a break from studying now if you finished your studying use the Internet for an hour then take a shower then go to bed I wish you good luck
1041247
Review the pretest study books.  There are several brands.  Definitely, make sure you rest the night before.  Also, bring an energy bar or other healthy snack to munch on during your break.  It is really easy to get tired during those long tests.  Good luck.
596698
The night before the exam, study in ten minute bursts, get up and move every ten minutes, the mind can't concentrate correctly longer than that.  check out those last minute areas of the subject you feel unsure of. Cleanse, consecrate and empower your pencil in the morning that you are to use in the exam. Empower a WHITE candle for confidence and clear thinking, Burn it while you study, (in the scientifically approved ten minute bursts fooled by physical movement). Before you fall asleep ask the black swans of dream time to help you sort out the information that you have learned so that you will be clear-headed for the exam. don't go to bed to late, get plenty of rest, eat a good breakfast the morning of the test.Empower and drink a cup of spearmint tea before you leave for school.
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Eat noodles like spaghetti, or fruits. When i had Exams(one every day for a week, and i take all AP and honors courses, which aren't fun) and Band Camp(which was 20 hrs a week), these are the foods i ate, and i stayed awake and i did great during all of it. Good Luck!\nStay away from sugary stuff like Poptarts, soda, and anything that has a lot a sugar dont eat, because it will give you a short buzz, then leave you feeling tired.
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Read last thing before you go to sleep. \nYour mind has a way of "saving" the information you just gave it ...plus there are no other distractions and events to make you for get the material.
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Don't know where you are, but I certainly hope you are not trying to do your home work in my time zone right now (I'm in Texas).  Because if you are, I can tell you why you are feeling tired.  IT'S 5:00 AM!!!\n\nSeriously, try not snacking before or during studying. Or if you do, eat healthy snacks such as raw vegetables, nothing sugary or starchy.  Go to bed every night at the same time and get up every morning at the same time.  This will train your body and your mind when you should be awake and functioning and when you should be asleep and resting.\n\nThere is so much more.  I don't think I could list them all here.  Besides I'm at work and I have a job to do.
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Try and relax. You need to sleep every bit as much as you need to study. If you did well in all your classes this year then you should have nothing to worry about unless you are a bad test taker. I was a bad test taker....I was lucky to have professors that knew that and graded me on my class work and homework.\n\nI wish you the best of luck and relax! You can do it.
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I guess you are tensed about your exams and you have a lot of portion to cover.\n\nFirst relax. \n\nThen plan.\n\nDont dedicate every waking hour of yours to study.  Fix a few hours.  Start with may be two hours and then increase the time as you gain concentration and confidence.\n\nSee where you stand with each of your subjects or papers.\n\nFor the first few days try studying something is a little easy....it helps in two ways....you will finish  studying for that particular paper and you will gain some confidence to tackle the more challenging ones.\n\nTry not to have any distractions while your studying...like TV or taking calls during the period you study.\nAsk you family members not to disturb you during the time you have fixed for studying.\nTry sticking to the same hours everyday for studying.\n\nAnd also try using the same place everyday for studying. ( Until you find a corner in your room where you feel you could concentrate better, keep trying various corners,chairs etc.,)\n\nIf you like you can try having coffee or tea to stimulate you mind. (only if you are already used to having them...sometimes drinking coffee might give you headaches)\n\nJust before you start studying, light a candle and just keep watching the movements in the flame.  Try not to think of anything else and just keep looking at it ...may be for 2 to 5 minutes.  Then blow it off and start studying.  This might help to clear you mind and ready it for studying.\n\nWhen you start to study, if you feel you are not concentrating,  start writing a few sentences you are reading...the ones you feel are important or the ones that strike to you....slowly you will start concentrating.  Also these things that you write down sometimes get imprinted in your memory.\n\nI hope these tips help you.  There is no such thing as you cannot study...keep trying and you will be able to.\n\nGood Luck
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The best way is to make a revision timetable.  That helps you to structure your time and requirements.\nRevise in short bursts.\n  If you have TV's and games consoles in your room you might want to think about taking them out whilst you revise, to remove the possibility of distractions.\n  Turn off your mobile.\n  Aim to study for not longer than thirty to forty five minutes at a time.  research has shown that anything longer than this is pointless as the brain won't retain information.\nMake sure the room you revise is is not too hot, that will make you feel sleepy.\nTake regular breaks, use the breaks to get a drink, water, fruit juice, and maybe a treat to reward yourself.  \nWalk about during the break, remove yourself from the 'revision centre'.\nFeel proud of yourself each time you complete a period of revision.\nTry not to get too stressed\nPlan treats and rewards for yourself, that way the revision won't take over completely but you will approach it with renewed energy rather than feeling  your entire life is 24/7 revision.\nGood luck!!!
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Use the PRTR method: Preview. Read. Think. Review.\n\nPreview the text by nothing subheadings, bold faced words and maybe making up some questions you to answer as you read.\n\nRead the text carefully, highlighting and making notes as you go along.\n\nGo do something else for an hour but don't watch TV or go on the computer. You will end up thinking about what you read and putting it in your own words.\n\nReview your highlighting, notes and answered questions the day you read the chapter, before a lecture and before a test.
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just cool down and keep on reading.. do not stress your self by thinking u have to study... just read and be cool.. and yes eat good food
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starbucks (they have these starbucks double shots that come in a can that work really well) or redbull. its probably your own fault you procrastinated, so caffine it up so you can function fine, shut off your computer to avoid distraction, and don't do anything but study. i recommend a nap before the exam and then more caffeine right before you take it. ive aced a lot of tests this way.
319056
I don't know but I feel you pain, I am about to write my last final of the term tomorrow morning, they do suck but I have come up with a technique that helps me; I get all of the notes I took through out the semester and consdense them into a few pages and read them before the exam this way you refresh your memory while you condense them and while you read them but its not like your trying to memorize so its easier and less stressfull.