Study T!PS
So you are studying for something? We have some tips for you that are sure to aid you in your success. You already know that nothing comes easy, but understand that studying can come easier if you try out some of these interesting tools:
T!P 1: Write your notes on light blue paper. (This is a memory tool I learned in a psychology class!)
T!P 2: Work in a silent area where other people are also studying (library or study hall ect.) If you can’t escape your children for a study break, involve them in the process by reading aloud.
T!P 3: Draw cartoons of the subject matter to help you remember with a photo memory. Your children will like to see your art ^_^
T!P 4: Record yourself reading the material that is most challenging to you and play it back as an mp3 during your day. (Your child won’t mind. Maybe your little ones can learn with you!)
T!P 5: Put key concepts on sticky notes and place them on the bathroom mirror, the front door, and by your computer.
If you want more advice, write a comment down below, and we can get back to you. Tell us about your learning style, the subject matter you are studying, and the level of education it is for! We would be glad to help.
