Good and Bad Study Habits to Learn About

Preparing for an exam requires test takers to learn about the good study habits to adopt and bad study habits to avoid. I have been teaching for many years, and I have always taught my students to ensure that they know how to study well. I personally believe that getting rid of the bad study habits and adopting the good ones can significantly help test takers improve their knowledge and exam skills. I have two articles below that talks about study habits and the first one here discusses how students can stay focused by adopting the good study habits. These are intended for students but I believe that test takers can also benefit from these tips. Please have a look:

Staying Focused: 6 Study Habits College Students Should Adopt | YouVisit

At one time or another, almost every college student has wrestled with staying focused. Yet disciplined study habits lay the groundwork for high achievement on exams and assignments, regardless of the field or major. So get ready to give yourself a pep talk using these six study habits every online student should practice.

Make space in your schedule for a regular study time. The frequency of the study sessions should depend on your course load; the more classes you take, the more time you need to study and digest the information. Once you’ve set the time, make sure you have a quiet, uncluttered place where you can get your work done.

Choose a location that creates the fewest distractions. You want to increase focus and minimize diversion, so consider libraries, a quiet park, an empty classroom, or a study lounge. Read more…

This another article here talks about the bad study habits to avoid. I hope you will find this post helpful, please do check it out:

5 Bad Study Habits,You must avoid | THE MOTIVATORS PLATFORM

5 Bad Study Habits,You must avoid You hear a lot of platitudes when it comes to studying: “Make studying a priority. Review your notes early and often.” “Read all the textbook chapters and do your homework.” “Practice makes perfect. So practice as much as you can.”

First off, all the students who have ever been in a classroom just collectively rolled their eyes. Second, most of this stuff we hear, though well intentioned (maybe), is just plain wrong. A lot of bad study habits are spread in the guise of helpful advice.

Here are 5 of the most common bad study habits that parents, teachers, and advisors teach, and why they’re actually hurting your GPA: 1. Read the chapter before lecture

Here’s something we’ve all heard teachers say at the end of class: Read more…

I actually recommended most of the techniques stated or discussed in the posts above to my students. I always stressed the importance of using good study techniques in their test success. I would love to post more articles here so please do keep yourself updated.

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