organisation of space
planning time
study techniques
stopping procrastination
balance
100

why should you only keep study related materials on your table when you're studying?

to avoid distractions and keep your focus on work

100

how do you plan your time wisely?

accept any valid answer (e.g. prioritize tasks, schedule effectively, minimize distractions, and utilize tools for organization)

100

what is one study technique that works well for you?

accept any valid technique (e.g. mindmaps, flashcards, summarising)

100

what is a possible cause for procrastination?

accept any valid reason (e.g. feeling overwhelmed, lack of motivation, distractions) 

100

what does maintaining balance in your life mean?

no right or wrong answer!

achieving balance in life could involve nurturing physical/mental/emotional wellbeing through a mix of work and play

200

why is it important to keep your study space organised?

it reduces distractions and helps you focus better

200

what are 2 apps or online platforms that can help us plan our time better?

some examples ! 

Todoist, Google Calendar, Notion, Microsoft To Do

200

what is the Pomodoro Technique?

the Pomodoro Technique is a time management method that enhances productivity by breaking work into 25-minute intervals, called "Pomodoros," followed by short breaks.

200

how can understanding why you procrastinate help you overcome it?

when you identify the root cause you can choose strategies that directly address those barriers and improve study habits

200

how do you balance academics, social life and extra co-curriculars?

using a timetable and allocating time for each activity ! making sure you have time for everything in a day

300

what does an ideal table set-up look like?

an ideal table set-up for staying focused and productive should be clean, organised, and designed to reduce distractions while increasing efficiency. 

300

how can you utilize your free time in school and at home?

- use breaks to do school work/catch up on revision

- use free time at home to do your hobbies

300

what is active recall?

active recall is a powerful study technique that enhances memory retention by actively recalling information from memory rather than passively reviewing notes.

300

what is the impact of procrastination on a person?

accept any valid impact (e.g. feeling overwhelmed, increased stress, rushing through tasks, being short-tempered)

300

why is it important to balance your studies with rest and fun activities?

to avoid burnout, stay motivated, and maintain a healthy lifestyle

400

how does your environment affect your productivity when studying?

a cluttered or noisy environment can reduce focus and motivation

400

how can breaking big tasks into smaller tasks help with time management?

it makes tasks seem less overwhelming and easier to complete step by step

400

what is spaced repetition, and how does it help you remember better?

reviewing information at increasing intervals to strengthen memory retention

400

how can setting deadlines for yourself help stop procrastination?

setting deadlines creates a sense of urgency and structure, which motivates you to start early and stay on track instead of delaying the task.

400

what do you do to take care of your wellbeing during stressful periods?

accept any self-care practice (e.g. exercise, meditation, journaling, talking to friends)

500

what are 3 ways to keep yourself organised while studying?

  • clean and neat with only necessary items
  • away from distractions like phones
  • has enough space for all study materials
  • in a quiet and peaceful area away from noise

(any 3 of the following or any relevant answers are accepted)

500

what is the Eisenhower Matrix, and how can it help you plan your time?

it is a tool that helps you prioritise tasks by urgency and importance, so you know what to do first, what to schedule, what to delegate, and what to remove

500

explain the difference between passive and active studying.


passive - doesn't require you to think about the material deeply (e.g. reading/highlighting/rote memorisation)

- leads to superficial understanding of concepts

active - requires you to think about and reorganise material (e.g. testing yourself/teaching others/summarising material in own words)

- promotes deeper and more long term understanding of concepts

500

what are some ways to stop procrastination?

- study in shorter sessions with breaks in between

- remind yourself of a goal

- give yourself positive affirmations

500

what are some signs that someone feels out of balance and needs help?

DISTRESS signs

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