what should i do to improve my studies?
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As a teacher, I could offer a few tips:\n\n1. Ask your teacher for extra help after school. He or she should be willing to make sure you understand the subject; plus it shows the instructor that you truly care. In addition, see if you can get a classmate to tutor you in any subject you might have difficulty in.\n\n2. Conduct group studies. You'd be surprised to discover how much you can learn studying with friends -- if you remain on topic. Creating a study group the night or two before a big exam could really help you prepare.\n\n3. Eliminate distractions during your study time. Turn you cell phone on vibrate. Turn off the television. Don't pay attention to your AIM. Give your text/notebook/worksheet your undivided attention.\n\nThese are just a few that should help your study habits.
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Well, you can try to have a time table to arrange between your work & play so that u will not miss out any of your homework. Your homework must be done for it helps you to understand better. You must also revise in a quiet and comfortable environment in order to learn more. If you don't know about something you can refer to your teacher or somebody that can help you. You must also exercise and relax between your study time. This makes you healthier thus you will be able to learn and understand easily. Don't give yourself too much stress. Try something with your ability. Slowly you will improve. You must have your target so that you can work hard towards it. It's only my opinion and there might be better ideas on how to study. Good luck;p
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study   study   styudy
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read, read read in language you want to improve your vocabullary\n\nEncribe yourself to a discutions club ...
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every one studies differently .\nsome cannot study for long periods of time\nsome can only study with background music on.\nor some can study in dim lights . whatever you are, you gotta discover your self.\n\nbut if you have short attention span, try taking abreak after every, say 30min-1hr, then take a 5min break to freshen up then come back again.
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study and get good grades.
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you should start studying, but like that guy said, plan it out. Get  hold of past papers. Do a timed one, and see what your score is. Go  over your notes to see where you went wrong. Do a past paper every 2 days, you'll improve in your knowledge, improve in  knowing what a question is asking for, and you will know how to do these types of questions come the exam. Good luck.
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Study everyday with someone and study only some each time.  Then practice applying the skills or write all the facts down in color(studys show that you remember things better when you write in color)
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ask your teachers what they think you need to improve on. They work with you everday and probably know your strengths and weaknesses better than anyone of us could determine. But some universally good ideas are, spend more time reviewing what you learned that day in school that night at home, get your homework in on time, try and prepare yourself as best as you can for college prep tests like the SAT and ACT.
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Well, first of all, think about what you did before that made you get those grades. Now, think of ways to improve them. Second of all, you need to get rid of all distractions while studying. For example, don't watch TV on school days or don't use the Internet on school days unless it is emergency or homework. Trust me, it really works! Finally, do your best in everything. Don't give the teachers any possibilities to give you low grades. Just focus, believe in yourself, let nothing stop you from doing what you can do, and have faith in God AND YOU SHOULD DO FINE.
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There are many sites which can give you good advice on study skills - use the search engines.\nIf you are having problems settling down to studying now, how will you cope if you get a place at university?\n\nAs codrock advised, log-off. Turn your phone off. Shut yourself away. I recommend no more than about 2 hours at a time including two short breaks.
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start studying............
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You may want to first figure why your current study methods aren't productive. This will help narrow down possible avenues for you to pursue. But here are some general suggestions:\n\n1. Go to your lectures: This seems like a no-brainer, but when your prof doesn't take attendance, skipping that 9 AM Friday class is pretty tempting. Attend your lectures and develop a method of note-taking that works best for you. Concentrate more on listening to what the prof says rather than writing every single point. Spend about ten-fifteen minutes after class going over your notes and filling in any blanks.\n\n2. Do your readings: Again, a no-brainer but the magic is in how you read. Don't do three chapters of reading in one sitting. You will probably get distracted or bored and won't really absorb what you're reading which makes the entire experience a pointless exercise in time-wasting. Instead, divide your reading into shorter sections. Make notes for each section, but limit yourself to writing 5-10 points for each. \n3. Review: Constantly review your notes. Make this a weekly event. Review your reading and lecture notes and learn the material over the space of a few weeks rather than the night before an exam.\n\n4. Make friends: If you're someone who needs to talk things through with other people, form a study group. Divide up the readings, assign notes and then exchange them when you meet. Each member of the group can become the "expert" on a certain section or topic. Test eachother and try doing mock exams.\n\n5. Study Space: Pick a study space that's conducive to your specific needs. If you're a person that needs complete silence and is easily distracted, go to the Quiet Study Space at your campus library and study there. If you need some background noise but prefer minimal interruptions, choose a quiet coffee shop where you're not likely to run into people you know. Designate a study space at home that's as distraction-free as possible. Make this your regular study spot so that you feel as if you're in "study mode" whenever you set up your work there. \n\n6. Suck-Up: Go meet your Prof. Don't be afraid to ask your prof questions during his/her office hours. Establish a comfortable rapport with them and go with a list of questions or concerns 11/2 to 2 weeks before a test. Meet your T.A--they're often more approachable than prof's and are usually the ones that mark your work. This is an excellent opportunity for you to ask for specific feedback on your work and to pepper them with questions about what they expect from you on a test. Your prof and T.A. are YOUR resources. Take advantage of them!\n\n7. Discover your learning Style: This should come before everything else. Do you learn better when you hear things or when you write them down? Do you like diagrams and pictures or do you prefer written instructions? Find out how you learn best and use methods catered to your learning style to help you succeed. \n\nThose are a few suggestions that I hope help you out!
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You will learn how to get your studies done quicker through efficiency.\n\nYou will increase your self-satisfaction through your confidence in your ability to get your studies done on time and well.\n\nYou will decrease your stress levels, which will make student life easier in general.\n\ns
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Make sure you have a comfortable area to study where disruptions will be minimal.  Have all your work materials ready.  Plan your work and work your plan (sorry...but the old adages worked for me when I had to study and complete 2 grad degrees) and most of all...\n\nJust Start to Study. The sooner you start the sooner...you know the rest.
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study!!\n\nthats what im advised to do all the time!
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I think that you need to be interested in what you are doing in order for your brain to acknowlege the information you try to feed it. Its a very complicated issue which needs dedicated attention which only you can decide on. Other than that all I can suggest is make sure that your diet has enough viamins & minerals which stimulate brain activity. I aslo think that you should start convincing yourself as to what is more important in life & that will make studying easier. Good luck