Career questions tagged studying-tips
When going to college for nursing how often do I need to study?
I get really distracted but I’m trying to in in the habit of studying way more then what I do already.
How to balance time ?
1.im currently study 4th years Japanese major From 1pm to 4pm class study Japanese on university From 7pm have part time job to 10pm How to manage time self study jlpt test,test,study programming,study music production if self study at home less time 2.how to balance part time job and self study at home
How do I study for a med exam?
My GPA as a freshman is 4.0. How many days should I be prepared for an exam? What are your techniques?
how can i stay productive to reach my goals?
I have trouble trying to stay productive and would like to know ways i can prevent that.
What can I do to start preparing for College?
I am a junior in high school and am thinking of majoring in business. How can I prepare?
How do I focus on studying ?
How do I focus on studying and having a busy life with pets, friend's and family.
What are all the ways to study and take notes?
I like to re read my notes and write in complete sentences
What's the best way to become fluent in a foreign language?
I've been studying several East Asian languages and so far, I've tried taking formal classes and online courses, self-teaching through textbooks, and using spaced repetition. I've also heard that immersion is a good way to learn, so I've been trying to implement more of that into my routine as well. In your opinion, what is the most effective way to become fluent in another language? If you have learned a second language, what method(s) worked best for you? #foreign-languages #language #studying-tips
How do you study effectively with ADHD?
I have a hard time getting in the groove and actually studying. I have been attempting to get help with it but nothing I have tried has improved my grades. Any weird/bizarre study tips that work for the ADHD folks?
Do you have any advice on note-taking in college?
I’m starting college this fall and struggled with note-taking in high school.
How do you study for math tests?
when I have a math test I usually never study, it's just that I can't think of any other way to study other than to redo all my ws and the practice test and I feel that doing all that would be too time-consuming.
How can I properly manage my time as a medical student?
What are good tips for revising/studying? How do I make time for it?
What is an effective way to study History?
I'm in a college level US History class and don't really know how to effectively study.
Study Skills?
What are some of the best studying tips for retaining difficult information?
How do you study? I really don't know how.
In my school were just starting to have to study for tests and other things and I know how to read my notes over, but I don't know an effective way to study.
