Comments on: 7.25 Intentional Ways to Focus and Get The Most Out of Your Study Time http://playingyouragame.com/focus-on-studying/ Kantis Simmons' Academic Advice on how to Get Better Grades in School, Pass Standardized Tests and Exams, and Stay Enrolled in School. Wed, 21 Jul 2010 21:18:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: focusandstudyguide http://playingyouragame.com/focus-on-studying/#comment-591 focusandstudyguide Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:07:44 +0000 http://playingyouragame.com/?p=857#comment-591 These are very effective tips indeed. And very helpful for some of us who really had a hard time getting our brains to cooperate when we say "just focus!" to them. In my previous personal experience and recent Education classes, my teacher also shared similar steps that we can use to keep us in focus. Identify what can help us focus, avoid the things that do note help us focus, prepare our body (what we eat, what we wear, etc.) and environment (place where we study, etc.) that can keep us comfortable to get focused, keep the main thing or goal for the day as the main thing to avoid jumping from one task to the next and simplify tasks into smaller checklists so we have an idea of what we should do and just how doable they are. If we also keep being motivated to study, we have another card in our hands to keep focused.<br><br><a href="http://www.faststudyskills.com" rel="nofollow">-Focus and Study Guide</a> These are very effective tips indeed. And very helpful for some of us who really had a hard time getting our brains to cooperate when we say “just focus!” to them. In my previous personal experience and recent Education classes, my teacher also shared similar steps that we can use to keep us in focus. Identify what can help us focus, avoid the things that do note help us focus, prepare our body (what we eat, what we wear, etc.) and environment (place where we study, etc.) that can keep us comfortable to get focused, keep the main thing or goal for the day as the main thing to avoid jumping from one task to the next and simplify tasks into smaller checklists so we have an idea of what we should do and just how doable they are. If we also keep being motivated to study, we have another card in our hands to keep focused.

-Focus and Study Guide

]]> By: focusandstudyguide http://playingyouragame.com/focus-on-studying/#comment-345 focusandstudyguide Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:07:44 +0000 http://playingyouragame.com/?p=857#comment-345 These are very effective tips indeed. And very helpful for some of us who really had a hard time getting our brains to cooperate when we say "just focus!" to them. In my previous personal experience and recent Education classes, my teacher also shared similar steps that we can use to keep us in focus. Identify what can help us focus, avoid the things that do note help us focus, prepare our body (what we eat, what we wear, etc.) and environment (place where we study, etc.) that can keep us comfortable to get focused, keep the main thing or goal for the day as the main thing to avoid jumping from one task to the next and simplify tasks into smaller checklists so we have an idea of what we should do and just how doable they are. If we also keep being motivated to study, we have another card in our hands to keep focused.<br><br><a href="http://www.faststudyskills.com" rel="nofollow">-Focus and Study Guide</a> These are very effective tips indeed. And very helpful for some of us who really had a hard time getting our brains to cooperate when we say “just focus!” to them. In my previous personal experience and recent Education classes, my teacher also shared similar steps that we can use to keep us in focus. Identify what can help us focus, avoid the things that do note help us focus, prepare our body (what we eat, what we wear, etc.) and environment (place where we study, etc.) that can keep us comfortable to get focused, keep the main thing or goal for the day as the main thing to avoid jumping from one task to the next and simplify tasks into smaller checklists so we have an idea of what we should do and just how doable they are. If we also keep being motivated to study, we have another card in our hands to keep focused.

-Focus and Study Guide

]]> By: KantisSimmons http://playingyouragame.com/focus-on-studying/#comment-334 KantisSimmons Fri, 30 Oct 2009 20:51:01 +0000 http://playingyouragame.com/?p=857#comment-334 Post reply Post reply

]]> By: kblogger http://playingyouragame.com/focus-on-studying/#comment-332 kblogger Fri, 30 Oct 2009 16:29:47 +0000 http://playingyouragame.com/?p=857#comment-332 “For the next ______ minutes, I need to completely focus on studying so leave me a message or I will get with you at later specific time.”<br><br>This is a great suggestion for focusing at work too! Thanks! “For the next ______ minutes, I need to completely focus on studying so leave me a message or I will get with you at later specific time.”

This is a great suggestion for focusing at work too! Thanks!

]]> By: WWAHHMpreneur http://playingyouragame.com/focus-on-studying/#comment-331 WWAHHMpreneur Thu, 29 Oct 2009 00:34:07 +0000 http://playingyouragame.com/?p=857#comment-331 Great stuff as usual, Kantis. TY for helping us focus better in our study time. I agree that keeping your study environment clean and organized is just as important as keeping the information you are studying organized. Great stuff as usual, Kantis. TY for helping us focus better in our study time. I agree that keeping your study environment clean and organized is just as important as keeping the information you are studying organized.

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