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What is the best studying method for an unmotivated student?
What is the best studying method for an unmotivated student?
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Hany Abdulfattah
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online study is the best
Hey Hany, can you add more details to this? Why is online study the best?
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Chirayu Rupani
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Motivation is an important factor in successful studying, but it's not always easy to maintain. Here are some studying methods that may help an unmotivated student - Large tasks can feel overwhelming and lead to procrastination. Breaking them down into smaller, manageable tasks can make studying feel less daunting. Set realistic goals that can be accomplished within a certain timeframe. This will help build momentum and create a sense of accomplishment. Celebrate progress and successes with rewards or positive self-talk. This can help to build confidence and motivation. Studying with others can help to keep you accountable and motivated. It can also provide opportunities for discussion and new perspectives. Sometimes a change of scenery can help to re-energize motivation. Try studying in a different location or using a different approach to studying. Experiment with different study methods and find what works best for you. This can help to make studying more engaging and enjoyable. Don't be afraid to reach out to teachers, counselors, or friends for support. They may have suggestions or resources that can help to motivate and support you.
Atul Bhankharia
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Are you a morning person or night owl?
Always start with hard subject first when your mind is fresh and when you get tired always study those subjects that you enjoy.
Decide duration of studying each subjects so that you do not get frustrated or bored.
Take a short break or do something that may be refreshing or relaxing such as go for a walk/run.
Finally, always have a good sleep at night so that your brain is well rested and fresh.
Always start with hard subject first when your mind is fresh and when you get tired always study those subjects that you enjoy.
Decide duration of studying each subjects so that you do not get frustrated or bored.
Take a short break or do something that may be refreshing or relaxing such as go for a walk/run.
Finally, always have a good sleep at night so that your brain is well rested and fresh.
Robert Epstein
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Find something that really interests you and do that instead (hopefully something gainful that will lead to achieving your goals). But you may have to pay a price for not studying: you’re parents may object, or you may have to get a job. When you consider the alternatives of not studying, that may motivate you to study. There were many subjects I was forced to study, but I accepted them because they led to a career I enjoyed. Just pick a specific time everyday and go for it.
Morgan Watts
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Subject: How to Overcome Study Demotivation
Dear Josette,
It's challenging to study when you lack motivation. Here are some actionable steps you can take to help overcome this issue:
1. Find a study buddy: Reach out to a friend or classmate and ask if they'd like to study together. This promotes accountability and can increase motivation for both of you.
2. Improve your study environment: Ensure you have good lighting, a comfortable chair, and choose between silence or background music, based on your preference. Keep your favorite beverage or snack nearby to make the experience more enjoyable.
3. Set rewards and incentives: Create a system where you treat yourself after achieving study goals, such as scoring above 80% on a practice quiz or correctly answering a certain number of flashcards. This can be anything from watching an episode of your favorite show to allowing yourself some relaxation time.
4. Seek guidance from teachers: Don't hesitate to ask your teachers for suggestions and advice on how to improve your study habits or stay motivated. They have likely seen similar situations before and can offer valuable insights.
5. Connect your passions to your studies: Try to find a link between what you are studying and something you are passionate about. This connection can create a personal interest in the material, making it easier to stay motivated.
Incorporating these steps into your routine should help you regain your motivation and make studying more enjoyable. Don't forget that overcoming challenges is part of the learning process. Good luck!
Best regards,
Morgan
Dear Josette,
It's challenging to study when you lack motivation. Here are some actionable steps you can take to help overcome this issue:
1. Find a study buddy: Reach out to a friend or classmate and ask if they'd like to study together. This promotes accountability and can increase motivation for both of you.
2. Improve your study environment: Ensure you have good lighting, a comfortable chair, and choose between silence or background music, based on your preference. Keep your favorite beverage or snack nearby to make the experience more enjoyable.
3. Set rewards and incentives: Create a system where you treat yourself after achieving study goals, such as scoring above 80% on a practice quiz or correctly answering a certain number of flashcards. This can be anything from watching an episode of your favorite show to allowing yourself some relaxation time.
4. Seek guidance from teachers: Don't hesitate to ask your teachers for suggestions and advice on how to improve your study habits or stay motivated. They have likely seen similar situations before and can offer valuable insights.
5. Connect your passions to your studies: Try to find a link between what you are studying and something you are passionate about. This connection can create a personal interest in the material, making it easier to stay motivated.
Incorporating these steps into your routine should help you regain your motivation and make studying more enjoyable. Don't forget that overcoming challenges is part of the learning process. Good luck!
Best regards,
Morgan
Michael Torio
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Michael’s Answer
Hi Josette,
What is causing the low levels of motivation?
- Lack of Sleep ... less than 8 hours per night
- Lack of Energy ... not enough exercise
- Eating too much junk and too much sugars - chips, candy, soda drinks, etc.
- Distractions ... television, radio, video games, cellphone, etc.
If any of the above mentioned are affecting you from studying, then it is recommended to adjust these areas of concern.
- Get to bed early to ensure you are getting enough rest and sleep to be refreshed for the next day
- Make it a point to get some form of exercise per day ... stretching, going for a walk and getting some sunshine, go to the gym, go running, etc. in order to build up your energy levels
- Instead of candy and chips ... switch to an apple, a banana, a salad. etc. to fuel your energy levels ... too much sugar and fatty foods will make you sluggish and sleepy.
- Find a study area that does not have a television or video games nearby ... go to the library where you can focus on the task(s) at hand
- Put your cellphone facedown and turn on the Do Not Disturb option ... set your text options to reply "Busy studying and will contact you later, Thanks!"
- Form a study group with classmates ... set a study agenda with them to accomplish certain goals by certain dates and times ... ask your classmates what best study practices that they do
- Get help and advice from teachers on best study practices ... ask them for help to make yourself more accountable to your studies and to you.
- Create a calendar or purchase a calendar from Staples, Office Depot, etc. ... write down goals daily, weekly and monthly on what study items that you need to accomplish by what date and time ... share your calendar with your teachers and your study group of classmates to ensure to remain on track for your study goals
- Reward yourself after accomplishing a study goal ... take a break, go for a walk, eat a healthy snack, call a friend, etc.
- Visualize yourself accomplishing each and every study goal ... create a goal record to track your progress
- Keep Positive and focus on the things that mean the most to you ... you, family, friends, etc.
- Reflect on your past accomplishments to help motivate you to accomplish your future goals
- Remember to take care of and be good to yourself ... there is only one of you ... special, unique and extraordinary
Hope this helps and good luck with your education!
What is causing the low levels of motivation?
- Lack of Sleep ... less than 8 hours per night
- Lack of Energy ... not enough exercise
- Eating too much junk and too much sugars - chips, candy, soda drinks, etc.
- Distractions ... television, radio, video games, cellphone, etc.
If any of the above mentioned are affecting you from studying, then it is recommended to adjust these areas of concern.
- Get to bed early to ensure you are getting enough rest and sleep to be refreshed for the next day
- Make it a point to get some form of exercise per day ... stretching, going for a walk and getting some sunshine, go to the gym, go running, etc. in order to build up your energy levels
- Instead of candy and chips ... switch to an apple, a banana, a salad. etc. to fuel your energy levels ... too much sugar and fatty foods will make you sluggish and sleepy.
- Find a study area that does not have a television or video games nearby ... go to the library where you can focus on the task(s) at hand
- Put your cellphone facedown and turn on the Do Not Disturb option ... set your text options to reply "Busy studying and will contact you later, Thanks!"
- Form a study group with classmates ... set a study agenda with them to accomplish certain goals by certain dates and times ... ask your classmates what best study practices that they do
- Get help and advice from teachers on best study practices ... ask them for help to make yourself more accountable to your studies and to you.
- Create a calendar or purchase a calendar from Staples, Office Depot, etc. ... write down goals daily, weekly and monthly on what study items that you need to accomplish by what date and time ... share your calendar with your teachers and your study group of classmates to ensure to remain on track for your study goals
- Reward yourself after accomplishing a study goal ... take a break, go for a walk, eat a healthy snack, call a friend, etc.
- Visualize yourself accomplishing each and every study goal ... create a goal record to track your progress
- Keep Positive and focus on the things that mean the most to you ... you, family, friends, etc.
- Reflect on your past accomplishments to help motivate you to accomplish your future goals
- Remember to take care of and be good to yourself ... there is only one of you ... special, unique and extraordinary
Hope this helps and good luck with your education!