What is your most effective time and method to revision your texbook
By bowiengan
@bowiengan (59)
Hong Kong
April 1, 2011 6:44pm CST
I am a Accountant's Student. I need to study the corporate & business law in this module. I feel very tired and sleepy when I studying the texbook in the eening. So I decided to revision in the evening morning at 6:30am and then go to work at 8:00am.
I only have tried 2 times in the first two days but I can't wake up in the morning after day as I slept very late around 11-12:00pm. Sometimes maybe later than 12:00.
How should I do. Do you have any idea? The exam will be held in ocming June 2011. Sharing your experience.
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@gerald_lian (2188)
• Australia
2 Apr 11
I can't really comment much on this because every individual has a study method that suits them; a study method that is suitable for me might not be the case for you. But what I can recommend to you are study methods that I have tried in the past that worked for me (which you might want to try and see if it works for you 
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Firstly, I find that studying at intermittent times is better than studying everything in one go. For example, studying the textbook for a couple of 30-minute sessions with breaks in between could help you to retain more information than studying everything in one go without taking breaks in between. Those breaks can actually help you too loosen up and perform reflections on what you have just studied.
Secondly, study at a time you know that you are most likely to concentrate. For most people this would be during daytime. At night, most people feel sleepy. And during early morning especially after waking up, some people might still feel tired and groggy. But still, I have seen friends who are good students who prefer studying during these times and it worked for them, so I guess it boils down to what sort of time suits you better.
Lastly, focus during your time of study. Try being in an environment where you will not be tempted to do something else eg. study in a room without a computer or TV. Even for myself, I find myself thinking about entertainment sometimes when I study......
Well, I hope that helps, even if it's just a little. Good luck with your quest for studying, and I do hope you pass the exams with flying colours! 
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Firstly, I find that studying at intermittent times is better than studying everything in one go. For example, studying the textbook for a couple of 30-minute sessions with breaks in between could help you to retain more information than studying everything in one go without taking breaks in between. Those breaks can actually help you too loosen up and perform reflections on what you have just studied.
Secondly, study at a time you know that you are most likely to concentrate. For most people this would be during daytime. At night, most people feel sleepy. And during early morning especially after waking up, some people might still feel tired and groggy. But still, I have seen friends who are good students who prefer studying during these times and it worked for them, so I guess it boils down to what sort of time suits you better.
Lastly, focus during your time of study. Try being in an environment where you will not be tempted to do something else eg. study in a room without a computer or TV. Even for myself, I find myself thinking about entertainment sometimes when I study......
Well, I hope that helps, even if it's just a little. Good luck with your quest for studying, and I do hope you pass the exams with flying colours! @bowiengan (59)
• Hong Kong
4 Apr 11
I studied the textbook in Studying Room before. But I found that there is quiet noise and disturb my concentrate. I study the textbook in my Room now but I also found that I will surfing the interenet at that time. First of all, I must found the best area to me.
Thanks for your sharing. I think your suggest is good for me!
@alberello (4752)
• Italy
2 Apr 11
I personally do not know what is your most effective method, however if you find a functional solution, the right to adopt.
@wildlittlefan (4680)
• Hong Kong
2 Apr 11
Simple. Just o your best and that's all. Oh, Ye! one more thing you can do....Prayer.Ask someone else who has passed the exam before and see what kindsof opinion he or she can give to you. I wish your exam si on other subjects such as Sociology, psychology, Philosophy or any thing to do with humanity because I can help you with all these. But doing Maths and other numerical subjects?Not by expertise anyway. Well, I think you are doing good and for sure you can do it in a better way. You don't have too many frineds to response to this post just becayse of one thing,you need to add more friends and sometimes people will ask you to add them as a friend if you can customize your profile a bit more such as make it more colorful and psot something more on your profile,eg. youtube or any music video will do. If you hav nay problem with that, just ask me and I will teach you how. it is not complictaed at all and it is easy.
