Common useful practice for student to study at home

1. STUDY AT HOME
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

2. • Prepare a time table
• Include all the subjects with equal / unequal priority.
• Tough subjects – more time and easier ones – less.
• Most importantly, allot some time for entertainment
• Keep sufficient intervals between each subject.
• Strictly follow your time table.
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

3. • Can anyone study well while watching TV?
• Select a place where you feel comfortable.
• That is where you feel relaxed and can concentrate.
• Concentrate on only one subject at a time.
• Study in early morning surroundings will be in silence
• Your concentration really counts.
• Never place a mirror in the study room. This will lead to
lack of concentration.
• Study facing east or more accurately North east. This
will give you great positive energy.
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

4.  Don't study on bed or lying on a chair.
 Sit straight. Keep your spinal cord straight.
 Place your legs parallel to ground, a little bit raised from
the ground.
 Placing the legs on the ground causes ionization and
induces sleep.
 Legs raised above the head level affect the blood flow
direction and causes sleepiness.
 Place the legs almost parallel to ground but a little
lower.
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

5.  While studying make brief small notes
 So that you can remember all points while doing revision
with the help of that note.
 Ideal note shall include all important formulae and figures
and important points.
 Use this note for the revision in last one or two hours.
 If you feel tough anywhere you can refer for that portion in
text book
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

6. 5.
 While making notes, Create Association, use
repetition
 Create Acronym or Acrostic
 E.g. use each first character from a group of word
 Like VIBGYOR
 Make a rhyme or melody
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

7. • After you have read and recited the entire chapter,
revise your material.
• Write key points on to your copy book or write them in
the margins of the text book itself
• Doing a mock test would be appropriate or write the
answers to your questions
• Do not proceed further without understanding the
matter
• Seek clarification from teacher for difficult problems
• The best time to review is when you have just finished
studying something
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

8.  If possible Study in groups
 It is particularly effective when studying for finals.
 Assign each person in the study group a section of the
course to review and “teach” to the others.
 Each person should develop possible test questions to
cover their section.

9. 8. Eat good Food
 Eat fresh fruits
 Variety of nuts
 Less oily food is preferable
 Eat in two stages
 Drink plenty of water
 Eat dark chocolate
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

10. 9. Are you really going to study
 Make a positive mindset
 Keep every gadgets away
 (No phone, no TV, no mp3 player and other electronic
gadgets)
 Free you mind and Focus on what you are going to
study
 Keep everything you need for the subject ready
5/28/2017 By: PSSingh, St, Xavier's School, Tura

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