How to have effective study

habits
Steps on how to have
effective study habits
1.Create a study schedule
2.Set specific and
measurable goals
3.Use active learning
techniques 
4.Take break
5.Review and practice
regularly
6.reward youself
7.Use the best note-taking
system for you.
8.Do not study when you
are tired
9.Memorize actively, not
Create a study schedule
Plan out your study time
in advance, and stick to
it as closely as
possible.
Set specific and
measurable goals

Determine what you

want to achieve
from your study
sessions, and use
that as a guide for
what you need to
focus on.
Find a comfortable and
quiet study space
Create an environment
that is conducive to
concentration and focus.
Use active learning
techniques

Instead of
passively reading,
try to engage with
the material by
taking notes,
summarizing, or
teaching it to
someone else.
Take breaks 
Studies have shown that
taking short breaks every
hour can help improve
focus and retention.
Review and practice
regularly
Don't wait until
the last minute to
start studying.
Spread out your
studying over time
and review the
material often to
maintain retention.
Reward yourself
When you achieve
your goals or
complete a study
session, reward
yourself with
something you
enjoy.
 Use the best note-taking
system for you

Taking notes is one

of the best way to
have a effective
study habits to
recall on something
that has been teach
or learned.
Do not study when you
are tired
Psychologists have found that everyone
has a certain time of day when he or
she gets sleepy.  Do not try to study
during that time (but do not go to
sleep either – it hardly ever
refreshes).  Instead, schedule some
physical activity for that period,
such as recreation
Memorize actively, not
passively
Researchers have found that
the worst way to memorize
is the way that takes the
most time and results in the
least retention - is to
simply read something over
and over again. If that is
the way you memorize, forget
it. Instead, use as many of
your senses as possible.