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HOW TO MAKE ONLINE STUDY AT HOME MORE EFFECTIVE

HOW TO MAKE ONLINE STUDY AT HOME MORE EFFECTIVE

HOW TO MAKE ONLINE STUDY AT HOME MORE EFFECTIVE

 

By CA, CPA Vinod Kumar Agarwal

 MAKE STUDYING AT HOME MORE EFFECTIVE

  • Cooped up at home, for the last four months, students have been attending virtual classes at their homes.
  • The students can’t interact with their classmates or teachers in the real world.
  • They feel sad, worried and confused.
  • For some, e-learning might be even tougher than being in class. 
  • But there are some ways to stay focused and make lockdown learning a better experience.   

 YOUR BED MAY SEEM COMFY, BUT IT’S NOT FOR STUDYING

  • While you may be more inclined to study on your bed or the sofa, it’s not exactly a smart choice. 
  • Doing so can lead to bad posture and body ache. 
  • You might even fall asleep while you study on your bed!

 YOUR BED MAY SEEM COMFY, BUT IT’S NOT FOR STUDYING

  • While you may be more inclined to study on your bed or the sofa, it’s not exactly a smart choice.
  • Doing so can lead to bad posture and body ache.
  • You might even fall asleep while you study on your bed!

 PAY ATTENTION TO LIGHTING

  • Make sure the spot you pick as your studying corner has plenty of natural lighting. 
  • If you are studying in the evening or night time, find a spot directly under the light or use a table lamp.

 CHANGE UP YOUR SCHEDULE

  • If you are used to studying early in the morning, then shift study time to right after lunch or late evening.
  • You can instead catch some extra sleep in the morning or even use it for meditation or working out.

 TAKE REGULAR BREAKS

  • Instead of studying non-stop for hours, take some mini breaks.
  • Make yourself a yummy snack, stretch, spend some time with your parents.
  • If you have a pet, relax in their company.
  • The point is to get away from the study space and refresh your mind. 

 HAVE MULTIPLE STUDY SPOTS

  • Try to find more spots where you can study. 
  • This can be in your room, in one corner of the living room and if you have a big kitchen, you can use that, too! 
  • If you have a quiet rooftop or garden, when the weather allows, you can think about shifting your study time outdoors.

 SET UP A STUDY SPACE

  • Sitting on the right chair, having the table at a certain height etc., are also important.
  • Make sure you keep your study spot clean and clutter- free.
  • Too many things around you can either distract you or discourage you from spending time there. 
  • Instead, to make that spot feel more like a classroom, get a chair, a desk and even a little cupboard to store your study material.

All the Best !!!

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