Take time to make a good study time

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TAKE TIME TO MAKE A
GOOD STUDY TIME TABLE
With exams around the corner
making a good study time table is
indispensable…

Organising your schedule to make time for the
important things in life is not as easy as it sounds.
Especially for students as there are so many things
that need to be fit in to the schedule. But making a
proper time table for studying is indispensable and
keeps you on track on a regular basis and not only
for the examination. It reduces stress while making
us more efficient. In fact organising the workload has
been found to have a positive effect on the mental
health and physical well being too. However, be
realistic while compiling a time table and do not plan
beyond your capacity.

Let us see how a good study
time table for the examination can be
framed…

Decide a time for study when you have least
disturbance. It could be morning, afternoon or
evening or split over three different time
period. It is important that the time you
choose for studying should be relaxed and
peaceful with not many people around. You
should be able to concentrate well and not
anticipate distractions.

• Next sit with your syllabus and pick out the
subjects or topics that need more time and
attention. Make a list of topics that are more
important from the examination point of view
and also focus on topics that you may be weak
in or need to revise more.

• Begin with weekly targets and then break
down into daily doses of studies. Plan ahead
for birthdays and festivals so that you do not
have to skip a day of studies and adjust later.
It would be a good idea to keep weekend for
notes, projects, revisions and to make up for
lost time.

• Make a weekly planner for studies and then
place the subjects or topics in it. Prioritise the
topics well and leave enough time for revision.
Space out the topics so that you can cover
more and have time to go through all topics.
For example, if you have allocated Monday for
Maths then repeat it again on Thursday. This
leaves space for assimilation while giving you
time for other subjects.

• Always leave time in your routine for the
topics that were taught in class.
Recapitulation with specific notes helps to
make learning easy and longer lasting.

• Decide your study plan in terms of blocks of
time. Divide the time in preferably two hour
slots. If you are going to study for four hours,
then the first slot can be for a particular
subject and the second slot can be for another
subject.

• Do take breaks but not too many. A 5-minute
break after every hour of studying should be
enough to relax and prepare you for the next
hour. But taking a break after every fifteen
minutes will distract you and waste time.
During the break drink water, stretch your legs
and eat a fruit if you are hungry. But do not
play with your phone or watch television
during this time.

• When the examination draws near, block in
more time for relevant subjects. But be sure
to have completed revising all the topics at
least once so that during the days preceding
the exam, you do not stress yourself out. The
final days should be for recapitulating only
and not for perusing fresh topics.

• Make the most of even short time periods like
30 minutes in the morning before you leave
the house for a final look at the subject that is
to be tested on that day. This is a good time to
revise important points and formulae. Jot
them down in advance.

Once your planner is ready, put it up in a place
that you can refer to easily. You are more
focussed when you have your study goals in
front of you.
Udgam School for Children
Thaltej, Ahmedabad-380 054
Gujarat , India
07926850339/ 99251 53153

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