My advice about developing better study habits

I got your email last Monday asking me for my advice about developing better study habits. First, I want to say sorry for the delay. I was hectic this week, so I couldn't reply to you sooner. Are you going to start your final essay next week? The first thing to study better is to define learning goals. The first thing to study better is to define learning goals. Goals are the key to success as well as the motivation for you to try hard. And then make a to-do list. Don't try to memorize every work in your mind. Let's write it down and prioritize it. I highly recommend setting a deadline for your job because it will help you work more scientifically and efficiently. However, equally important is to pay attention in your class and point out important details that will help you process and categorize the information you learn. If you have any questions, don't be shy. Ask your professor and they will help you. Last but not least, allow your mind to take a break. You should follow the Pomodoro Method. It means to set the timer to 25 minutes and concentrate on your study until the timer rings. After 4-short breaks, take a 10-25 minutes break. It helps you enhance your focus, and leads to more productive results. I’m really glad I can help. Write me back with specific questions. Ann.