Unique Study Ideas? (1 Viewer)

[Ainslie2010]

I know HOW to study, I would just like some more ideas on ways to make it more interesting. i.e different situations? I would really appreciate the help!
Thanks guys!

 

[spagbowl]

vary ur study locations, try studying in a nice (wind sheltered) garden. My personal favourite was studying in the bathroom and scaring everyone that came in.

 

[Tofuu]

outdoors in your backyard or something

 

[x_Pixie_x]

My Bio teacher made one of the students sing out a paragraph in the same tune of one if his fave songs. It might work if you like singing?

 

[x_Pixie_x]

Yeah things like that seem to work for me. I also like to draw little pictures that remind me about key terms and stuff

 

[Jayson89]

For English, maybe outdoors for the burst of creativity (what with the trees and stuff around you?)

Other than that, maybe switch subjects every 30 mins-1 hour (unless its English, in which case you need to keep the train of thought going) so that you don't get bored, so you can basically study continuously for longer.

 

[musing]

Study upside down.

 

[allira92]

i write my speaking questions for japanese on flash cards and test myself at work while i'm waiting for customers

 

[thongetsu]

study at rock concerts and parties xD OR try studying while doing cartwheels in the shower

 

[mioumiou]

get your dog/younger sibling and make them listen to you recite everything you know on a particular topic

awwwww, that's so cute!!
Get a dog listening to you.

 

[iRuler]

Sleep on your textbooks.

 

[Ampharos93]

So.. i'm addicted to facebook, and welll, i made a facebook fan page for business studies.

am i yet to utilise it? no.

i should though.. want to join? NSW HSC Business Studies Info | Facebook

just bug me, and sooner or later, we'll get started, BEFORE mid-course. LOL.

 

[NEGROizzle]

Eat your textbooks MMMM

 

[nutcracker]

Teach someone =)
And then when they ask you questions, if you can't answer them, you know where the gaps in your knowledge are.

 

[gesh17]

Honestly, in the preliminary course I studied pretty much at the level needed for the HSC and I did pretty well. This year, however, I've just become so much more detached and indifferent to the whole process of the HSC that before an assessment or exam, I just inexplicably believe I'm going to do really well.

Call it my own hubris, but its been working so far...