Study Methods
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I've never studied, ever. I've gotten A and B from middle school to high school and haven't bought many books required for my college classes and still do fine. I've just listened in class and sometimes take notes (not that I ever read them). High School was the best. I could ditch classes and sleep while in class and the teachers wouldn't tell me shit since I still did good.
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jmason
Curious and Wondering
Well, for starters, never cram everything you want at once, like studying for an exam 30 minutes before starting, or a day before a bar exam.
I rely mostly on what the teacher discusses for the lesson. When exam time comes, most of my answers are what I recall the teacher discussed, and few on what I read and seen on the books. Listening to lessons beforehand and absorbing the best points saves you a HUGE AMOUNT of time that you could've spent on reviewing, and spare yourself from possible stress and discomfort from review cramming and info overload.
The only exceptions are Math and other number-crunching subjects. Remember the methods and processes, but practicing solving them now and then would be helpful.
For me in college, the ones with the least-wornout book is, for me, possibly 20% bottom-ranking truant dude or a 80% good student. Because good students only crack open the books when they need additional learning supplement from what the teacher has discussed. Usually what you see on exams are at least the most of what the teacher has discussed, unless your teacher is a total schmutz in terms of verbal teaching.
I rely mostly on what the teacher discusses for the lesson. When exam time comes, most of my answers are what I recall the teacher discussed, and few on what I read and seen on the books. Listening to lessons beforehand and absorbing the best points saves you a HUGE AMOUNT of time that you could've spent on reviewing, and spare yourself from possible stress and discomfort from review cramming and info overload.
The only exceptions are Math and other number-crunching subjects. Remember the methods and processes, but practicing solving them now and then would be helpful.
For me in college, the ones with the least-wornout book is, for me, possibly 20% bottom-ranking truant dude or a 80% good student. Because good students only crack open the books when they need additional learning supplement from what the teacher has discussed. Usually what you see on exams are at least the most of what the teacher has discussed, unless your teacher is a total schmutz in terms of verbal teaching.
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Around 10th grade I started learning that the more attention I pay in classes, the less I have to study at home. From then on my grades skyrocketed (I went from an average, almost bad student, to the best in class).
Also, I hate history classes. Memorizing tons of boring stuff just ain't my thing.
Also, I hate history classes. Memorizing tons of boring stuff just ain't my thing.
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1.I study at a quiet room or library.
2.MAXIMUM of 2hrs. all subjects(average of all test study time)
3.Time that is just required.
2.MAXIMUM of 2hrs. all subjects(average of all test study time)
3.Time that is just required.
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Cero_13 wrote...
I've never studied, ever. I've gotten A and B from middle school to high school and haven't bought many books required for my college classes and still do fine. I've just listened in class and sometimes take notes (not that I ever read them). High School was the best. I could ditch classes and sleep while in class and the teachers wouldn't tell me shit since I still did good.Oh yeah, good ol' highschool days with skipping classes and the teachers still couldn't do anything.
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Study? At home? Me? I think you get the point.
I never ever studied and always got away with solid marks...
I just payed really close attention during class and made notes of important things. You'd be amazed how much money notes could earn you ftw xD
I never ever studied and always got away with solid marks...
I just payed really close attention during class and made notes of important things. You'd be amazed how much money notes could earn you ftw xD
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Xil
Norse God of Sawdust
My brother sent me this last term, it's a nice 39step way to write a college paper... it works for pretty much everything, though.
While I, myself, was never hardcore enough to use it... it's something you can't help but think about.
While I, myself, was never hardcore enough to use it... it's something you can't help but think about.
Spoiler:
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Xil wrote...
My brother sent me this last term, it's a nice 39step way to write a college paper... it works for pretty much everything, though.While I, myself, was never hardcore enough to use it... it's something you can't help but think about.
Spoiler:
Whoa... Frightingly true...
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Morning Star
Soba-Scans Staff
Infinidick wrote...
I don't study, ever.4.3, bitches.
Holy shit...
My Pimp-o meter is beeping...
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i study before the day of exams
been doing this since grade 4 and now im in college but its still working hehe
been doing this since grade 4 and now im in college but its still working hehe
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1.How do you stop yourself from being distracted?
I mostly study on my way to school. Since I'm sitting on a bus for 40-50 mins there's not much to distract you.
2.How long do you study for test?
As stated before, 40-50 mins/test. Sometimes more if I read through the material before I go to bed the night before the test.
3.How long do you put your time in schoolwork?
As little time as I possibly can and still get away with it... Lucky for me I seldom get any real homeworks.
By band-practice may be counted as schoolwork though. Since we are recording a demo for our school project, so if I count this I put down a lot of time on schoolwork, but since this would have been done anyways idk.
I mostly study on my way to school. Since I'm sitting on a bus for 40-50 mins there's not much to distract you.
2.How long do you study for test?
As stated before, 40-50 mins/test. Sometimes more if I read through the material before I go to bed the night before the test.
3.How long do you put your time in schoolwork?
As little time as I possibly can and still get away with it... Lucky for me I seldom get any real homeworks.
By band-practice may be counted as schoolwork though. Since we are recording a demo for our school project, so if I count this I put down a lot of time on schoolwork, but since this would have been done anyways idk.
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Distractions are impossible to prevent, but I overcome. I always study right before I go to sleep. I study as long as I need to in order to fully grasp the concepts I'm learning. I procrastinate like a motherfuck but when I do my schoolwork I make sure it's high quality.
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I never really needed to study, not to say that I haven't. If I feel like studying might provide a little help, I just read through whatever I have either the day before the test or in class, right before the test. If I have time the night before a test, I might drunk or high, but that really doesn't have anything to do with having a test the next day.
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Well when i was in school is was smokin pot at the deli and trippin out in class lol. sorry never did good in school.
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Unos Hambalos wrote...
1.How do you stop yourself from being distract( such as logging onto fakku and posting about this)<- My major problem is getting distracted, so was curious.I don't, I'm always distracted, but I try to limit my distractions. Turning off tv, computer, etc.
Unos Hambalos wrote...
2.How long do you study for test(average of all test study time)From 5 minutes to a few hours. It's really hard for me to study more than 2 or 3 hours a day.
Unos Hambalos wrote...
3.How long do you put your time in schoolwork.And are they useful?
I do homework if I have to. Besides that, nothing.
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1.How do you stop yourself from being distract( such as logging onto fakku and posting about this)<- My major problem is getting distracted, so was curious.
Hmm.. this one is easy. Just prepare your heart for it. And take some rest after study. For example make rules like you can read manga for 15 minutes after 3 hours study.
2.How long do you study for test(average of all test study time)
I study regularly so I can't really count. I can understand any test topic in just one night because of that.
3.How long do you put your time in schoolwork.
The longest time is 3 hours. The shortest is 5 minutes. I remember back then in elementary school I must draw a map of my country on a big paper -_-;
Hmm.. this one is easy. Just prepare your heart for it. And take some rest after study. For example make rules like you can read manga for 15 minutes after 3 hours study.
2.How long do you study for test(average of all test study time)
I study regularly so I can't really count. I can understand any test topic in just one night because of that.
3.How long do you put your time in schoolwork.
The longest time is 3 hours. The shortest is 5 minutes. I remember back then in elementary school I must draw a map of my country on a big paper -_-;
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Htarreva wrote...
1.How do you stop yourself from being distract( such as logging onto fakku and posting about this)<- My major problem is getting distracted, so was curious.No matter what you do, distraction is everywhere. To limit it I usually study before goes to sleep, so I'll not have much distraction in mind (except sleepy)
Htarreva wrote...
2.How long do you study for test(average of all test study time)1 month before the test, every night before go to sleep. Rarely pull one-nighter again now.
Htarreva wrote...
3.How long do you put your time in schoolwork.And are they useful?
didn't have exact schedule for this, but as soon as I got the homework I always do it, so I can relax and chill later.
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Rin_Penelope wrote...
Htarreva wrote...
[size=10]1.How do you stop yourself from being distract( such as logging onto fakku and posting about this)<- My major problem is getting distracted, so was curious.No matter what you do, distraction is everywhere. To limit it I usually study before goes to sleep, so I'll not have much distraction in mind (except sleepy)
Htarreva wrote...
2.How long do you study for test(average of all test study time)1 month before the test, every night before go to sleep. Rarely pull one-nighter again now.
Htarreva wrote...
3.How long do you put your time in schoolwork.And are they useful?
didn't have exact schedule for this, but as soon as I got the homework I always do it, so I can relax and chill later.[/h]
Htarreva?