#studytimetable

Here are a few things I thought I would share with you guys! I’m so close to 80 followers and I’m really excited! It’s been a slow process so thank you everyone.

5-10 Minute Breaks

Stretch Out! This doesn’t have to be complicated, Touch Your Toes!

Clean up your desk for a fresh start when you continue working

Write down what you’ve done so far 

Write down what you want to finish off

Get up and get a glass of water/Refill your bottle

Go to a window and soak up the view

Walk outside and breathe deeply for two minutes

Squeeze your fists as tight as you can for a minute, the release

Play a song that you can rock too (Mine is Humble!)

10-30 Minute Breaks

Do some squats! Get your blood pumping for 10 minutes everyday to avoid heart disease <3

Clean up your desk and DON’T hang around! It’s your break.

Sit outside and soak up the sun or breathe the fresh air to wake you up and help with headaches

If you can, go grab a cup of coffee/tea or make your own

Eat some crackers or fruit bits! You cant learn on an empty stomach

Take a short shower and spray your favorite mist

Review how much you’ve covered and if you’ve met your target

Set goals for your next session.

Call a friend and tell them what you’ve covered! This will help motivate you and your friend too!

If you have any other tips or suggestions please reblog and add

See my other posts;

Mini Motivation

Taking notes from a textbook

Giving up!

Holiday Balancing Act

My 60-40 rule is my way in ensuring I get all my work done all the time. Basically I need to divide my free time to 60% studying and 40% relaxation. Depending on your needs and deadlines, you can extend this to 70-30. Now, the slightly odd thing about this rule is that I don’t actually want to spend 60% of my time studying. I want to spend 50% of my time working. 

So why make it 60?

Because i procrastinate a lot. It takes me some time to actually  get into that productive headspace that allows me to make the most of my study time. So if i say I’m going to spend 60% or 70% of my time studying, I’ll actually end up spending less time because of my procrastinating ways. (This is also useful if you have an unfixed schedule) I’ve incorporated this technique of overestimating into my study schedule.

My Schedule says I’m to start studying from 2 to 5 pm. If I use my 60-40 rule, I’ll start at 3 and finish by 5. I may not have followed the schedule but I have completed the amount of work i wanted to within a good amount of time. The great thing about this rule is that it ensures you’re never missing your productivity goal (because you set it higher than your ideal goal) and if you actually meet you 60% requirement, you’ve covered more work!

Other Procrastination Tips:

Write down in big pretty letters WHY you are studying. Mocks, exams, your degree, saving lives, making your parents proud.

Write down what you hope to accomplish in your study sessions. Short, small notes to make sure you’re not overwhelmed by lots of details of lots of work!

Message a friend and tell them how long you’ll be studying and what you want to do in that time. When the time is done, your friend will keep you accountable and make sure you did what you had to do!

Download an app like forest (I’ll be making a post about this app soon) to keep yourself off your phone!

Use the Pomodoro Technique

A good study timetable helps you prepare for exams without stress. Instead of studying for long hours, focus on planning your time properly.

List all your subjects, divide your day into study blocks, include time for revision, and keep some buffer time for unexpected delays. A simple weekly routine with study, tests, and revision can make exam preparation much easier.

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For students, the examination represents a major challenge that they have to face to complete their studies. Passing the examination is not just a challenge but is a source of anxiety for many students. Many students face health problems because of exam-related stress. One of the solutions to deal with this problem is to use a study timetable. This ensures the student carried out a structured system of study that would ensure better preparation for the exam.

What is the study timetable?

A study timetable is a schedule that tells you what you should study and when you should do it. Based on the number of subjects you need to study and the topics to study, you can make a schedule that ensures you cover all the topics well before the exam. The schedule is a scientific and structured way of planning your studies. This approach ensures the child is free from anxiety since there is a clear plan of study to guide the child.

How does a study timetable help?

There are many benefits of preparing a study timetable. These benefits explain how the study timetable can help deal with anxiety and exam stress.

1)      The study timetable helps you to set study goals for yourself on a daily and weekly basis.

2)      The study timetable when prepared in a systematic way ensures that you can complete all your studies well before time.

3)      A timetable establishes a regular routine for study. It motivates you to study daily and slowly and steadily move towards achieving your study goals.

4)      It creates accountability so that you work towards achieving the deadlines in your timetable.

5)      It helps you be more confident about facing the examination. Once you have studied everything, exam stress automatically comes down.

6)      There is no last minute panic where you remember that you have to study a few topics. The timetable ensures that you don’t miss anything and are prepared well-before time.

7)      The timetable allows you to plan your day properly. This will give you free time to pursue your hobbies, spend time with friends, and relax so you are stress-free.

8)      It ensures you can complete all your assignments on time.

How to make a study timetable?

There are different ways in which you can make a timetable. Conventionally, people make the timetable manually. This involves:

·         Deciding your study goals.

·         Listing out all the subjects and topics for studies.

·         Listing out assignments and other tasks to be done with deadlines.

·         Work backward by setting the deadline for completion of all tasks.

I've been suffering a lot this past week dealing with these and I'm ready to share my list on how to come. Unproductive days usually stem from a burn out, so keep that in mind and be kind to yourself! I've mentioned only three as a bare minimum of what you could do to calm down and focus, but they're many more not mentioned.

Clean your space. A clean room or work space is always a great way to refresh your brain and declutter. It allows you some time with your thoughts while your organise and it helps light the spark of creativity and productivity that we're after.

Drink some water. Some of you may prefer tea and coffee, which is fine. But I suggest you drink at least a cup of water first before you go for the caffeine, as it'll make you feel really refreshed, and it's good for you too! Add a lemon slice and some mint leaves for an extra kick.

Thank you so much to everyone that helped me reach my 80 follower milestone on this blog. I didn't think i could reach it when i first started and to know that I have finally made it is so inspiring, so much so that i’ve even started a studygram (6 followers strong!)

Thank you to @emmastudies, @studyblr and @studyign for being my biggest inspirations. You’re the reason i didn’t delete this blog when i didn’t see any progress. You guys are my motivation and thank you so much for that.

I wanted to do something special to mark this occasion so I thought I would compile a list of holiday study tips from my 80 followers (or anyone that wants to join!) and post that. So Please reblog this and spread the word.

If you have a tip to share and would like to be featured in the post (I’ll credit you of course) please Submit/Inbox me and tell me what your tip is! If you want to present if visually you can tag me on instagram (same username) 

Deadline is 20th December