I try to sit at my dear instead of in my bed during the day. I’ve found that being in an upright position keeps me motivated, which in turn keeps me from burning out.
I try to study for 1 hour straight and take 10 min breaks, keep my phone on airplane mode and as far as possible. You could also try studying with a friend, I’ve learned that helps me keep me focused and stop procrastinating. Hope this helps!
So I do a method where I study for 25 minutes then have a 5 minute break. Once all that is done 4 times, I take a break for 30 minutes
I try to block my time. I listen to YouTubers and research how to study and not burnout. I still haven’t figured it out, but writing everything down sure does help!
First thing you have to unplug from all devices, because socials are one of the main cause of distraction. Once you’ve shut your phone and electric devices and put them outside your room, Create a list of the things you want to study. Every time you finish studying something, take it off the list, you can’t imagine how much satisfaction you’ll get by seeing all that stuff you had to study slowly getting less.. well that’s it!! You can do it! Think that you’re studying to achieve something, to get the job you want and build the person you wanna become
I make sure to take breaks and try my best to have a semi enjoyable time while studying or working. It’s as small as a tasty drink by ur side or some great music.
Personaly i participate in a large amount of academic studying daily from school and extra curricular which then in addition i recieve homework. My biggest advice is to plan your day everyday so that you are able to fulfill your requirements but allow yourself to take breaks and social time to not burn out working. If you can do this correctly and work efficiently to the time you provided yourself you can accomplish a large amount of work
I get home get a snack and a glass of water and sometimes tea and the night go to myself desk and start straightaway so i don’t get distracted or forget
I break down the content by topic and relatability; if content logically makes sense together, I put them together to study to give myself shortcuts. I set up a schedule for myself to accomplish what by which date, and I do it. I give myself breaks every half hour or so, and I engage by talking to myself or doing study questions with Patty where we can bounce ideas off each other.
I use Pomodoro technique, in which you focus completely on a work for 40 minutes, then have a 5 minutes pause and continue the work for 40 minutes again!
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