10 week study plan for busy students
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This document outlines a 10-week study plan to help busy students prepare for exams. It recommends creating a consistent study routine by choosing a set time and place free from distractions, and using 30-minute blocks of study followed by breaks. Specific tips include making lists of tasks, creating outlines to stay organized, reviewing materials frequently using tools like Google Drive, and focusing on one task at a time until it's complete to avoid fragmented studying. Common mistakes like pushing yourself too hard, finding loopholes, and comparing yourself to others are also identified.
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- 2. Do you find it difficult to prepare for exams?
- 4. Hi, I’m Ivan Walsh @KlaritiDotCom
- 5. Plato suggested we become what we do all day. So…
- 6. Create a routine that works for You!
- 7. 1. Find the location Reminder to study Make this your place Create rituals
- 8. 2. Same time & place Start small Build the routine Shrink your goals
- 9. 3. Turn off distractions Turn off the wifi Leave the phone outside Buy strong headphones
- 11. 30 Min Blocks Then stop, stretch Start the clock Start again, build muscle
- 12. Let’s start
- 13. Start easy Identify targets Create a study plan Ease into the subject
- 14. A schedule stops you from drifting
- 15. Track your subjects Review frequently Google Drive, Evernote Keep it portable
- 16. First writing task Make a list of tasks Create outline Don’t defeat yourself
- 17. Study to completion Then start next Always finish one piece Avoid fragments
- 18. Is there time? No, create outline Yes, start Scan today’s work
- 19. Watch the clock Don’t go past finish time Use Pomodoro Develop a sense of time
- 21. Go again! Check writing task Quickly, review work Stay on track
- 22. Don’t make these MISTAKES when studying
- 23. Pushing yourself to hard
- 24. leads to BURNOUT
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- 30. 1. Start early 2. Use technology 3. Feed each subject 4. Revise in waves 5. Work to the finish line
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