School is not just a place where children get knowledge. This is the second home where they grow, develop, learn to communicate and interact with the world. Studying effectively at school means not only getting good grades, but also developing skills that will be useful throughout your life. And his future largely depends on how effectively a child will study at school.
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How do you become an excellent student and achieve academic success?
The secrets are simple
- Get a diary or use a special application.
- Write down all the tasks you need to complete during the day.
- Prioritize tasks.
- Leave time for rest and extracurricular activities.
- This method is to work for 25 minutes without a break, and then take a 5-minute break.
- Repeat this cycle 4 times, then take a longer break for 20-30 minutes.
- The tomato method helps to concentrate on work and avoid distractions.
- Procrastination is putting things off for later.
- To avoid procrastination, set realistic goals for yourself, break down large tasks into small ones and start working with the most difficult ones.
- It is also important to remove from view anything that may distract you from work, such as your phone or computer.
- You can’t work without breaks.
- Get up and move every 30-60 minutes.
- Do exercises for the eyes.
- Drink water.
- When you complete the task, be sure to reward yourself.
- It can be anything: delicious food, watching a movie, walking with friends.
- It should be a quiet, well-lit place where no one will distract you.
- Make sure that you have everything you need to study: textbooks, notebooks, pens, pencils.
- Don’t be afraid to ask questions in class.
- If you don’t understand something, contact the teacher after the lesson.
- Teachers are always ready to help their students.
- There are many free educational resources on the internet that can help you.
- You can also sign up for additional classes or attend clubs in subjects that you are interested in.
- Find something in your studies that you are interested in.
- Learn new subjects, set goals for yourself and achieve them.
- You can achieve anything you want if you work hard and believe in yourself.
Goals help direct efforts and motivation in the right direction. Research shows that people who set goals achieve them 33% more often.
How to set goals correctly?
- Concreteness: The goals should be clear and precise. For example, “improve your math score from 3 to 4 in two months.”
- Measurability: You should be able to track progress. For example, regular homework and passing tests.
- Achievability: Goals must be realistic. Do not set a goal to get A’s in all subjects in one week if there were C’s before that.
- Relevance: The goal should be important and meaningful to you.
- Time constraints: Set deadlines for each goal.
Proper time allocation is the key to success. Students who plan their time do 20-30% more.
An example of an effective schedule:
Time | Action |
07:00 – 08:00 | Morning routine, breakfast |
08:00 – 14:00 | School lessons |
14:30 – 16:00 | Homework |
16:00 – 17:00 | Break, walk |
17:00 – 19:00 | Additional classes, clubs |
19:00 – 20:00 | Dinner |
20:00 – 21:00 | Repetition of the material covered |
21:00 – 22:00 | Time for hobbies or recreation |
22:00 | Getting ready for bed |
Active participation in the lessons 🏫
Students who actively participate in lessons memorize up to 70% more information. Active participation includes:
- FAQ: Don’t be afraid to ask questions. This helps to clarify unclear points.
- Taking notes: Keep detailed notes. Research shows that taking notes improves memorization by 34%.
- Participation in discussions: Share your thoughts and listen to others. This develops critical thinking and understanding of the material.
Use of various resources 📚
There are many resources that can help with learning. Using different sources of information increases the understanding and memorization of the material by 25%.
Useful resources:
- Online courses: Coursera, Khan Academy, Udemy.
- Learning applications: Quizlet (for memorizing terms), Duolingo (for learning languages), Wolfram Alpha (for solving mathematical problems).
- Educational sites and forums: Stack Exchange, Reddit, specialized forums on various subjects.
Regular repetition and practice 📝
Regular repetition is the key to long-term memorization. According to research, regular repetition of material at time intervals increases memorization by 60%.
Repetition methods:
- Interval repetition: Repeat the material at certain time intervals (for example, after 1 day, 3 days, a week, a month).
- Self-test: Use tests and quizzes to test your knowledge.
- Explanation to others: Try to explain the material to another person. This helps to better understand and remember information.
Support and motivation 💪
Support from parents, teachers and friends plays an important role in the learning process. Students who receive support are 20% more successful.
Support Tips:
- Communicate with teachers: Regularly ask teachers for advice and feedback.
- Create a study group: Study with friends. It helps to motivate each other.
- Achievement Rewards: Set small rewards for achieving goals.
Effectively study at Oxbridge International School
These tips will help you become a more successful and effective student. At our school, Oxbridge International School, we offer a variety of programs and resources to maintain a high standard of education. Our teachers are always ready to help you on your learning journey by providing support and motivation.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our programs, please visit our website or blog. You can also contact us by phone (+998 71) 263-00-15.
We believe that every student can achieve great success with the right tools and support. Good luck with your studies!