I find it difficult to study at home or in any place with my parents coz i get bored and unhappy. why?
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Because no one else is studying. Get a drom or go to the library where everyone is miserably studying. You'll see you're not the only one not having fun. \nGet away from ppl who aren't in your situation, you just get subconsciosly jeolous and it will lead you astray from your studies. Next thing you know you'll be dropping out or "putting school on hold"\nLife isn't a/b fun, untill you get too old to have it. Or unless you become really rich....but then you still wont be satisfied with what you have.\nSo....just stop bitching and study. Its easier to be young, bored, and rich than to be old and not rich.
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you definately need to express your unhappiness. not to sound mean or anything but...don't expect anything to change with your parents. eventhough ur mom isn't happy either. i don't think your parents are going to up and change again just cause YOU are unhappy. that's just how I see it. maybe you can join some kind of activity or something. it really doesn take time to make friends. i've been in that situation before. my whole 9th grade year sucked because i had no real friends. but you will a buddy. it will just happen. i can't really explain it. just hang in there. \n\ngood luck.
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Effects maybe\nfamily problems,\nhousing too cramped - no privacy\nno work space\nparents dont understand, cant help you\nnoisy neighbours\nnoisy relatives\nbusy lifestyle\ntoo many distractions\nNobody around whom cares about education\nbrought up where education is not considered\nlack of knowledge around\nno place to study i.e. no study rooms, the library
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go to online communities that interest you.  Or volunteer outside the home...that way you can meet new people and your parents wont give you a hard time
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1.  No one really has a good idea what s/he wants to study, those who do lead very boring lives.\n2.  Perhaps it's time to take a break, work for a while or take some time off (backpack somewhere, not to sit in front of the TV) and figure out if school is really for you.\n3.  Organizational skills can be learned.\n4.  Do you have an idea what doesn't interest you?  Or are you kind of interested in everything?  If the first case is true, you can start crossing off things that don't interest you and explore other fields.  If the second case is true, you should find fields that look slightly more interesting than others and explore them further.\n5.  Parents gave you life but they are not really (legally) required to give you anything else other than food, water, clothes, shelter, and grade 1-12 education before you turn 18 (then zip after you're 18).  If you feel like you need support, find a mentor or friends in college who are more into studying.
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It would help to talk to your parents about this.  I'm no expert, but they are the ones closest to you, and they should be most able to help you overcome this.
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Here's a thought:\n\nCollege is about education. Education includes exposure to places and people that are unlike your hometown and your family.  Try gently explaining this to your parents.\n\nIf you're not expecting any financial support from them, you don't need permission to go, but try to address their anxieties with a calm, reasoning attitude, and perhaps they'll lighten up a bit.\n\nThey're obviously afraid for you to go somewhere far from home.  They'll miss you.  It's a big world out there, and they're uneasy about you "flying the nest." Perhaps they don't understand that leaving home is part of your education and growing independence too.\n\nJust be gentle, and give them time.  They'll come around eventually. Later, when you start to provide them with evidence of how well you're doing (good grades, new ideas, a genuine passion for a particular area of study), I bet they'll even be proud.
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I personally liked to study outside (depending on the weather) either at a park or at the college.  It seemed that if I stayed away from studying at home, there were less distractions.  Also, turn your cell phone off, have a energy snack/drink, and make sure you have had enough sleep beforehand.  I just graduated with my Education degree and this is what I did!  Hope it works for you!
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well if your family is disturbing u thats not good dont they know how important it is for you ok ask them for some quite time if this doesnt work go to some friends houseor a public library or if you can be awake in late night time or early morning time this is the best time to study when all are asleep \ngood luck and keep it up\nif you will keep on this spirit for studies you' ll be far away from any disturbance.
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first of all hi!!!\nnice question dude. first think what u want to do in Ur life?? u just want to waste Ur time or u want to make Ur parents proud ?? certainly u want to be success in life and want to make Ur parents proud. if u feel so u will able to concentrate  on Ur studies. here few tips----\n1)make time table for everything.\n2)put ur eyes remember god then start ur study.\n3)put a pencil in ur hand and put it inbetween ur both eyes few centimeters away and see the tip of pencial for few min. \nu will feel changes.\n\nBUT MORE EFFECTIVE IS UR WILL POWER. BEST OF LUCK
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To make you feel like your still in school when your actually at home! Even after you've spent 8 straight hour doing work and listening to lectures, teachers want to make sure that feeling of boredness never leaves you!  And It even gives parents a good reason to nag and annoy you! But seriously though, its really, as someone else said, for practice so you remember the matirial better. The more you do it the longer it stays in your mind.
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you should have a deep desire to study.u should develop interest in studies.keep ur study table neat and tidy.don't keep any rubish things on ur table.choose a place away from these medias.ask ur mother to ask u to stop watching television.if she is strict u can get rid of this problem.study early morning\ngood luck.\nsachu
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u dont like school, but its great to be home\n\nand also by the time u get home from school, ur energy has gradually built itself up
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It sounds like you're thinking too much. You need to relax.  \nYou'll get into a good university if you try hard enough, you're parents may never be happy but it's YOUR life! And only your father can make his dream project work good--life's hard enough without you worrying about other peoples' problems, regardless of whether he is your dad or not.  I'm certain that whatever his dream it doesn't include having his child stressed out over HIS life.  \nAnd by the way, you will NEVER find anyone who shares EVERY thought with you, it's impossible.  But you will find someone who will be able to ADD to what you already know and for whom you can do the same.
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My growing-up years was a hard one and I’m always trying to be strong and carry on.\nMy Dad made little money and he didn’t treat my mum very well and they often quarreled since I was 3 or 4 years old. That was all the fault of my dad I was clear. My mum wept very often hiding from me but I knew that most of the time. She never thought of getting divorce with Dad forshe \nendured to avoid leaving me growing in a broken family. All those made a very miserable childhood for me. And hard time came when I was about 18 and got good grades ready to enter the gate of college. Dad barely make money and I need it to pay the tuition. During the 4 years of my \ncollege time ,my mom worked very hard for the whole family and I also did part time jobs as a tutor ,a translator and sometimes also waitress. And in the third year of my college ,my ex-boyfriend, my first love, who \nhad been with me for 7 years and stayed in New York for 5 years left me.Suffering all those, I also \nthought that God hated me and wanted to desert me and that almostpushed me to commit suicide.\nBut now I manage to lead a happy life because I'm convinced that those sufferings are good for my character and they broaden view of human inner world. Now i become optimistic and get a better understanding of 'love' to love the world and people more
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Concentrating on your studies is what is going to get you "settled in life". When you get frustrated like this, just remind yourself why you are studying and working hard.  You want a certain position in life and you can't get it without hard work and sacrifice.  Take breaks more often and try to find time to relax and enjoy yourself and remember, you won't be "studying" the rest of your life!  Someday those studies are going to get you where you want to be!
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Studying is a matter of habit. If we are not practising, then we forget that we have learnt. And the teachers do not want us to forget that we have taken pain to learn. So, even if we do no like it at time, home work is given and it is essential. But over burdening students with too much homewrk and rob them from free time is bad for their personal growth.