are you tired of studying?
By paulit03
@paulit03 (93)
Philippines
November 17, 2007 5:50am CST
are you tired of studying? me im not tired but its just that some of the lessons in school were difficult for me.. thats the reason that it makes me a lazy boy.. that's why im looking a remedy to it..do you have some techniques on how to have your study habits again? even though the lessons are difficult...
7 responses
@bong_domingo (878)
• Philippines
18 Nov 07
i maybe tired of studying sometimes, but i'm not tired of learning... sometimes it's just a matter of study habits and "artistically" managing your time for it. when i was a student then, most of the time what makes lazy from studying is the kind of teacher, when the teacher doesn't stimulate me to think, i find that subject unworthy for study especially when i know that my thought doesn't matter or when i know "pasa lang man syempre" :-) did you have those kind of teacher?
@paulit03 (93)
• Philippines
19 Nov 07
i agree with..you miss bong.. im not tired of learning but there is just a thing that make me feel lazy not of learning but of studying. i want to learn many things.. but there is this thing hinders me to learn. self confidence.. my teachers right now are very good. they always tells us to read in advance and study.. but me as a student.. i often don't read because of laziness that's why im looking fo a style that will put my laziness away from me.. hehehe i want to start a new life.. to be a responsible.. and a good student..
@furion1 (272)
• Philippines
19 Nov 07
I have some teachers like that. Boring teachers. Sometimes, the topic is easy but they're making it too difficult. I always have that feeling that I'll pass and I do. I like teachers that challenges the student to think more. For paulit, that's easier said than done. I suggest you keep that new life in mind and start to change now! Goodluck :-)
@furion1 (272)
• Philippines
18 Nov 07
I'm not tired of studying because I don't study :-) I'm tired of school though. My new schedule is hectic and tiring. Anyway, paulit just read your lessons, do your homeworks and participate in class. That's what I always and tries to do. Just listen to the teacher very well and when you understood the subject manner, then there is no need to review and study. That is why I don't copy notes because it distracts me from listening. I'm not saying you should not copy lectures but you should listen well to discussions. If all else fails, ask your friends or classmates to help you in your difficulties. You should also ask the teachers. Good luck.
@moneycove (54)
• United States
18 Nov 07
I agree. Some people call me crazy because when I have big assignments or test coming up I do not study at all. This is my strategy:Listen. Thats all. Just listen and soak the lessons in and you'll be fine! I am a straight A student.
So for all the people who sleep in class then cram the night before a test I have on thing to say to you:
What goes around,comes around.
@furion1 (272)
• Philippines
18 Nov 07
Some books do offer easier explanation. Try other sources too like the internet. Xiaoxu, maybe you are just nervous during exams. Confidence makes a lot of difference. For Paulit, I think you are just confused, that's why sometimes the easy seems hard and the hard seems easy. Just keep on reading and you'll soon eventually learn.
@guozhenrong (76)
• China
17 Nov 07
set up a big target for your lessons.and everyday, force yourself to reach a goal. maybe it's difficult.maybe you dislike it. but it's useful.
@sakshifille (52)
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18 Nov 07
i am not tired of studying as i enjoy it and love learnig new things i am presently a 3rd year student doing B.TECH and i totally love it
@rabonnobar (103)
• United States
21 Nov 07
I am indeed so tired of studying, all the work... and my tests are so hard, especially the French ones! There's so much material to memorize and if I study too long I literally get a physical headache. Idk how to improve, I know I need to though...
