7 tips to study properly?

 Night and day, parents say, “Study more! The result should be good this time! ” We are also immersed in our studies in the hope of getting good results or getting admission in a good institution. But in many cases, even after so much hard work, the results are not going well. But the boy next door is doing very well in the test even after playing sports all day. Is it just because of the difference in merit? Never! The Creator has sent everyone with equal talent, but the proper use of talent creates a gap between the first boy and the last boy in the class. According to the prevailing notion in society, many of us have the idea that "study hard" means "the more you read, the better the results will be", but in reality, "study smart" or "study properly" is much more effective than "study hard". A few small changes in the daily study method will play a magical role in improving your test results. Let's take a look at the 7 "Study Smart" tips!

 1. Not studying for a long time

 Scientists say that the brain's ability to store information begins to decline after 25-30 minutes of continuous work. So, stop the habit of reading books for hours on end. Arrange the reading time in small pieces. Take a five-minute break after each part is over. This time chill! Do what you like to do (eat something, listen to music, hit Facebook once) at this time, then jump to study again with a fresh mind.

 2. Understand, not memorize

We have become accustomed to memorizing rhymes, poems, etc., along with scales, and writing them in the examination book from childhood. This is a very wrong approach. There are many people who, when asked about the definition of something, can say the exact definition of the book, but are silent when asked to explain! This memorization reliance on tests in the current creative method will not help you to get good results. So stop memorizing the definition of the book and try to understand the main topic. Because, if you memorize ten times, you will forget ten times, but once you understand it well, there is no chance of forgetting! 

3. Read from different sources 

A great way to understand is to read the same topic from different sources. Do you remember the story of seeing a blind elephant? If you read only from one book, there are many possibilities. So try to learn from all possible sources. Do group study with friends, read from books by different authors, get help from big brothers/sisters. If you search the internet, you will find all the excellent educational sites on your topic. 

4. Teach someone

Einstein said, "You can master a subject only when you can explain it to someone." If you compare reading to a car, when you read a topic, it is the engine of the car. But you can't explain the topic to anyone just by that. Because, only if there is an engine, the car does not run! A car is made by combining all the other parts of the car - chassis, tires, etc. When it comes to explaining a topic to someone, you will notice that just reading books is not working. Just like the various parts of a car, the car will only work if you put them all together properly, you have to have an overall idea about the different aspects of the topic, and it will develop as soon as you teach someone, then your knowledge on the topic will reach much deeper. 

 5. Intensive concentration Think about it, how many hours a day do you spend sitting in front of a book? How much of this time is spent reading with uninterrupted attention? If you notice, you will see that a lot of time is being wasted every day. "I'll be on Facebook for just 2 minutes!" "I'll turn off the TV as soon as I see the score of the game!" As soon as I sit down to read, many such desires start chirping in my head. Get rid of these desires now. If you can do more than one thing at the same time, none of them are done well. When you sit down to read, the whole focus will be on the pages of the book. Anything that is distracting will put everything away at this point. I Will read for a short time but will read with 110% attention. And there is a five-minute break called Step One for entertainment!

 6. Make small goals:

We all set a goal at the beginning of the year, "I will study hard this year!" And for most people, it remains a "goal", not an effect at all! Have you ever wondered why this is so? When we were young, the elders used to feed us and make us read regularly. Now that you have grown up, no one comes to catch your reading every day. The responsibility for your success or failure is in your own hands. Set small goals every day. "I want to be first this term!" Instead of going for such a long-term plan, make a one-day plan like "I will complete such and such a chapter of Math today". And don't give up until it's done. Going to the end of the year to meet such small goals every day, you will see that there has been a lot of study throughout the year! 

 7. Let's study the story, joy!

You got on the bus one day and said to your friend, “You know this! What happened on the street in front of the college yesterday! ” I bet everyone on the bus would immediately turn a deaf ear to hear what happened! The reason is very simple, we all love to hear the story! When you can read the definition/formula from the dull place to the mold of the story, you will see how fun it is! In mathematics Of “x =?” The solution seems to be the detective story "Who is that Culprit?" It's like getting out! Everyone is now learning the formulas of chemistry with interest for the sake of "breaking bad"! The buzz of physics is "Eureka!" There are many interesting stories about how Archimedes burned a Roman warship at sea with the help of fiery glass. There are many interesting stories and events on all such subjects. When you learn to create stories by combining the topics of the textbook with the materials around you in real life, you will see that there can be nothing more fun than reading!