Too bored to study.. What to do?

[dfin]

Yep.. I have 3 exams next week. But i'm somehow too bored to study atm, i read 20 pages, think about what i read, and i notice i dont remember anything.
I keep thinking about other things.. So anyone have any ideas for how to boost your reading ability, please post!
Thanks.

 

[juvenilepunk]

Be in a quiet area and just force yourself to read it

 

[Xtern]

i think everyone hates to study.

 

[.::MaSteR::.]

study with friends

 

[Ermky]

You need to convince yourself that you need to learn it. There should only be two things around you when you're reading:
The book and yourself, NOTHING else.

I also hate studying.

 

[Abysal Rush]

study with friends

He doesn't have friends idiot!

just kidding..

Maybe write stuff down?

 

[asda123]

You should study, i didn't and i pretty much fucked all my exams and my friends who studied got good grades.

 

[vivecs]

lol yeh i write outlines of what i study. it doesnt take that lon, you absorb the material better, and if you have to go back to study you have a pre-made study giude

 

[RS2Minion]

No matter what you gotta study, whats more important, your future or a forum..

NO OFFENCE TO SYTHE FORUMS

 

[crazy cj]

i neva study an somehow seem to be above average in everything

 

[The Arrowz]

Dam it, just freaking don't study, or cheat. I wrote a few answers i couldn't remember on my hand and no one even found me cheating.

 

[Hello Miss799]

Just do it and be done with your damn work

 

[Rawe]

skipp school and start playing runescape 24-7

 

[Rawe]

i do that

 

[Swan]

I might start to study in year 10 - but unlike most kids in grade 8 I already know shit that most others don't. And if I don't know it, I'm a fast learner. I can read a paragraph from my text book (5 minutes) and work it out logically from there.

When I was learning moderate Java - I had minor previous experience with C++, but not enough as to make me "good". I pressed myself to read a 1000 page ebook, and now look: I can program! Its magic! /* sarcasm */ Logically, here are some good ways to study:

Write down notes/questions about each chapter that you read. At the end of each chapter, ask yourself some questions. If you can't answer the questions, flip back to the respective page and read it again.

find a study group or partner. Its often fun to exchange ideas between each other rather than sit in a lonely dark room at 11PM trying to understand how x fits in to y. (well, that was an example - I know perfectly good algebra ).

Find a place where you think is peaceful, such as the beach or a glade in the woods. Absorb the area around you (meditate), relax, and read at your own pace.

 

[dfin]

I might start to study in year 10 - but unlike most kids in grade 8 I already know shit that most others don't. And if I don't know it, I'm a fast learner. I can read a paragraph from my text book (5 minutes) and work it out logically from there.

When I was learning moderate Java - I had minor previous experience with C++, but not enough as to make me "good". I pressed myself to read a 1000 page ebook, and now look: I can program! Its magic! /* sarcasm */ Logically, here are some good ways to study:

Write down notes/questions about each chapter that you read. At the end of each chapter, ask yourself some questions. If you can't answer the questions, flip back to the respective page and read it again.

find a study group or partner. Its often fun to exchange ideas between each other rather than sit in a lonely dark room at 11PM trying to understand how x fits in to y. (well, that was an example - I know perfectly good algebra ).

Find a place where you think is peaceful, such as the beach or a glade in the woods. Absorb the area around you (meditate), relax, and read at your own pace.

Okay, thanks. Good comment, keep em comming