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What is the best time to study?

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That is largely up to you. Think about when you have free time in your schedule, and try to pick a time when you'll be awake, alert, and free of distractions.

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How do I maintain a positive outlook?

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Make a "to do" list and have a planner so that you know what you need to be doing. When a person is organised, he/she will automatically be more positive. Congratulate yourself on your accomplishments and if there's something you can't get done, don't be hard on yourself.

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How can I divide my time between working and studying?

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Wake up in the morning fairly early and work on your big tasks, then break for about an hour. Remember, a break doesn't have to be sitting on your phone. It could just be a walk around the local park.

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How can I make sure I stick to it?

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Make something fun in it, like allowing yourself a sweet treat every time you revise, and make your notes creative, so you don’t get bored.

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Can we use the Pomodoro technique?

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The Pomodoro technique is great for managing revision time, because it takes up less time and allows more breaks. Just make sure you know what subjects you should spend a lot more time on. For example, Physics or Math might take longer than other subjects.

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How can I study in a room with distractions in the whole house?

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Shut the door, and let others in your house know that you are revising and need some quiet. If this fails, think about studying in a local library, or even at school.

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How much time should I spend for each subject and break?

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Not all subjects carry the same workload or require the same amount of studying. Plan more time for harder subjects and/or those with more homework. Spending around 40 minutes of studying followed by a 10-minute break will revitalize the brain without getting overwhelmed.

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