how to make an effective study plan
@superlativicious (51)
Philippines
February 14, 2013 7:55pm CST
i am a licensed nurse, but i haven't work as a nurse. currently i am applying to nursing jobs, i feel that my knowledge is not completely present in my brain so i am starting to study again the problem is i sometimes don't have time to study. usually i study everyday for 2 hours, but sometimes something comes up thus i have to postpone my plan to study then the next day i plan to study something comes up again. i tried to make a better study plan, but again the same things happen. help me guys, can you give me suggestions of a better study plan.
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4 responses
@tyleremy (170)
• China
15 Feb 13
I understand that sometimes who feel that he or she cannot do their jobs well with their current knowledge.What I am trying to say is to get it succeed, you have to be ready with your current knowledge when it comes about to work.work sometimes means to learn some stuff out textbooks.There's no end of learning, but they are ready when they got it prepared.And I believe the your"something " doesnt take long enough like 4 hours or more.time schedule is pretty flexiable to me.
@superlativicious (51)
• Philippines
18 Feb 13
that's always on my mind. being ready for the real thing.
@gamyam (530)
• Hyderabad, India
15 Feb 13
Sparing time study is not a matter of serious.
We are all study everything well easily irrespective of time and atmosphere.
First of all we have to make a suitable plan for study.
Always try to keep a small note that having important notes of full.
We can easily put concentrate while we are on journey.
Discussion on subjects gives us relax and knowledge
Try to gain knowledge wherever it avails.
Better study means which follows a keen interest of it.
@superlativicious (51)
• Philippines
18 Feb 13
i am currently taking notes of everything that i need to learn, though its not small :D but thanks for the advice.
@dandan07 (1906)
• China
15 Feb 13
Though you feel you have forget the knowledge, it is still left in your brain. As you now owns a nursing job, you can try to use your knowledge in your present job, so that it will help you remember them well. After a day's work, write down the knowledge you have used, I think that can be a good way to learn your knowledge.
Good luck to you!
@superlativicious (51)
• Philippines
18 Feb 13
yes, you are right. it is completely different from the real world. however, i have experience working in the real setting and having the knowledge from textbooks is important too. thanks for the advice. :) i'll try that
@jenny1015 (13366)
• Philippines
11 Mar 13
The only way would be is to really give time for studying. How important are those other things that studying if it would mean you not being able to be more knowledgeable with your profession?
