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Henry
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New Ulm, Minnesota
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What is the best place to study or write essays or do homework?
I would guess some place like a library but are there any other good places?
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Ce Ji
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Hey Henry, besides the library, there are some awesome spots on campus for studying when the weather's nice. Try the benches, lawns, or by the lake. The natural light can help you focus, and the breeze keeps you alert. Just don't forget to bring mosquito repellent and some sun protection!
Idalsy Cruz
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Home was the best place for me to study because I could create a personalized, comfortable space that met all my needs. I had easy access to all my resources, including textbooks, notes, and even relaxing music to help me concentrate. Having snacks or meals nearby kept me energized, and being in a familiar environment helped me stay focused and calm. I believe choosing the right study space depends on how many hours you plan to invest and how comfortable you feel in that environment. Public places, while convenient for some, can be challenging due to background noise and potential distractions. It’s important to find a space that helps you stay focused and motivated.
Mark Eagle
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The library is a great place to study. But don't forget, there are many quiet spots around campus too. Your dorm might even have quiet hours where you can focus. Finding these places and setting aside time for studying is key. Distractions are everywhere, but you can overcome them. Plus, teaming up with study partners can make learning more fun and effective!
Dr. Kelly Desso
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If you live on campus, the library might be a great spot to think quietly. But be careful—if you're someone who gets distracted by people walking by, doors opening, or just being aware of others around you, it might not be the best place. One tip I picked up at work is using two screens. If you can, try having your document open on one screen and your research notes or searches on the other. It's super helpful! I also agree with finding a space where you can spread out your papers. When I was working on my dissertation, I had stacks of printed studies, the APA manual, and my assignment instructions all laid out. It's easier to read carefully when you have printed sources.