Appreciate any tips and study hacks. Please.

Hello I am currently a student nurse struggling with managing both their academics and hobbies. Any tips on how to be productive? I am planning to schedule my day, apply what I learned from James Clear's Atomic Habits, and organize my notion.

I don't know if it's sufficient enough to fix my bad habits and procastination. Any tips?

Hey everyone, so I wanted to learn math from scratch. Regarding my educational background, I have completed intermediate, which is 12 years of education, and math is like a zero for me. Could you please guide me on where I should start? I want to learn it up to O levels (11 years of education) in 3 to 5 months. This includes arithmetic, algebra and functions, geometry, equations, statistics, and scenario-based/mental mathematics. Any tips thanks

Haha, help. I'm trying to make sense of my surgery textbook and the only a handful of information seems to enter my head.

Does anyone have tips for studying surgery (the subject)?

Hi everyone! This is the Accountability Thread where people can list what they need or want to accomplish today and have everyone else help keep you accountable to do them. So, in general, a post will look like this:

Things I have to get done today:

1: Post Accountability Thread

If I had more to do that I had not completed I would list them and update this when these things were complete.

Also, if I saw someone doing something that I happen to be well-educated or have some sort of expertise in I can offer support or help on the topic/task.

The thread is a versatile one, use it in a way that helps you and others stay on task!

Happy studying!

How much time should I allocate to prepare for an exam based on the marks it is worth?

So I failed my first exam, and I need to pass my next exam to pass on the subject. The grade that I need isn’t that high because the grade that I got on my first exam wasn’t really low, but I’m still feeling uncertainty and feeling that I’m gonna fail even though I think I know everything for the exam. How to make myself feel more confident for it ?

Okay so I may have messed somethings up with not really studying the complete syllabus in one month I had for preparation, and now I have 5 days and more than the half of the curriculum left. I just got out of another big exam today and still processing the trauma that was literature, but now I have to finish my maths syllabus in about 5 days, I am planning to pull an all nighter tonight, so that I can finish more chapters and also sleep well on the days leading up to the exam. I really want to get started now but I also feel weird just getting out of another exam and I have been rotting in bed for the rest of the day, idk how to get started on something I didn't focus on for the past 5 or so days though.

i mean on you life in general, technical area, productivity, math, philosophy, and whatever you learn

in general you like to read ou watch some video lesson, course and etc? and

Hello everyone, I'm a 26-year-old guy facing my final exam in engineering (undergraduate level). I find myself stuck in an endless loop that I can't seem to break free from. For the past two exams, I've been completely paralyzed, and I feel like I've wasted the last three years of my life. I'm seeing a psychologist and taking antidepressants, but my university career situation isn't improving at all. Currently, I need to study for the last exam I have left, but I've already missed the last four sessions without being able to face the oral exam because I can't bring myself to study anymore. I spend entire days procrastinating, and by the end of the day, I even find myself lying to my girlfriend about how much I've studied because I'm ashamed of myself and feel misunderstood. Lately, I've started doing some freelance work hoping to break out of this cycle, but I still feel stuck. I hate this situation because it's draining my social life, enthusiasm for everything, and even my parents are exhausted by it. I managed to pass the second-to-last exam by studying at the university, but living an hour away and struggling with concentration issues, I stopped going. Do you have any advice? I've never been an outstanding student; I've always crammed everything at the last minute, but I never had any problems before. I graduated well, and I managed to pass all the other exams as well.

to the moderators at here, it would be helpful if some of your could be moderators of this community tooo

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I'm a graduating STEM student, and I think health and allied science suit me best. I'm considering between three courses, Physical Therapy, Medical Technology and Radiologic Technology. Currently, I have no plans to proceed to medicine because I was hoping the decision would naturally come once I graduate -- whether I like this field that much to continue or just focus on working. Frankly, I'm not "intensely passionate" about anything which makes it harder for me to decide between the three. I'm fine with working in the lab, but I think I'd also be fine with patient interactions. I know how to study and put my effort into something once needed but there are times when I just lie in bed for weeks to procrastinate. Also, I'm from the Philippines, but I'm planning to work abroad once I get my license. Do you have any advice or answer to which of the three courses is the best in terms of stability or just in general?

I really messed up this time, my final year exam is in 10 days and I’ve got a 100 lectures to cram and memorize but idk how to do it efficiently and I lowkey think I have ADHD and I’m not sure what to do exactly or how to study for it I need 50% to pass and I’m starting to panic

vv in shambles life atm. Initially, I struggled to get up, going to my study table and opening what I needed to study. Now that I can do that, I can't focus for more than 5 minutes before I lose focus. Even if I cut all distractions it could be as simple as zoning out, getting lost in my thoughts or getting drowsy. It's not an issue when I have exams or submissions very shortly but when I try to have a more structured, broken down and long-term thing. Any experience or techniques to fix that?