What are some ways to get straight A’s in school?
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God bless you.
1) B-vitamin rich fluids and music while studying. Sleep deprived studying is a nightmare, and you have to force yourself to get more excited about what you’re doing. Some people can’t handle music while studying, and if that’s true then find a library or other quiet place where you can really focus on what you’re doing. For me, however, music was the only thing that kept me stimulated enough to keep going.
2) Don’t give up. When you’re exhausted, you’ll eventually hit a study wall, feel like you’re not learning anything, and say ‘screw it, I’m going to fail, might as well get some sleep.’ Don’t do it. Usually, I’ve found that within half an hour to an hour of hitting the wall, I start learning things much more quickly.
3) Learning patterns. Everyone has a different learning style. You might not be learning in the way that’s best for you. I’m a kinetic learner. I have to write out my study notes over and over and solve problems to learn. Some people are verbal learners. Some people visual. Try out different methods and see which one helps you the best.
4) Piece-meal studying. Don’t cram your study sessions into one night. It can seem impossible to study days, even weeks ahead when ever life is chaotic, but that’s one of the best ways to build up your knowledge so you’re doing more than regurgitating for a test.
Good luck with everything.
Okay, here. What you need to learn about here is time management. Take out a piece of paper. Going one way, make lines on the paper seven one way (Sunday through Saturday) and twenty-four the other way (12 midnight to 12 midnight). See where your time actually goes. Block out your time showing things like what hours you are at work and what hours you are in classes. Then, from what remains, pick which 5 to 8 hours a day you’d like to get a bit of sleep. How many hours do you have left? Can you pencil in your studying time in between classes? Which works best for you? Take all late afternoon & evening classes, go to work, then cop a few zzz’s in the morning? Or work the night job, take all morning classes, then crash out in the afternoon?