How To Be Productive After School

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by areumpark27

by areumpark27

I got all this inspiration from:

-Brian Qian (studywithinspo)

-Sadie Aldis

*All the tips will be in a bold text*

So, for this blog, I decided that I should tell you my routine first.

So this year, I will be currently going home by 3:30 or 4:00 PM.

So that sucks.

Then, I enter the house and put my backpack where I could actually put it on.

After that, I go to the bedroom and change my clothes and all those "stuff". I casually go on my phone to go to my Spotify, tuning on to a " chill hits " to put up the mood and temporarily relax my mind. By the way, a good tip is to wear comfortable clothes.

The next thing that I do is to eat a snack to "power up" my mind before I go to study. My mom always prepares snacks for us every time we come home so, yeah. A very good tip is to eat healthy food because it can add up a lot of nutrients in your mind or brain.

Then, I go and prepare all the study essentials that I need for my study session. Make sure to get all that you need before you sit down, because it may interrupt or distract your studies.

Usually or most of the time I gather up:

-my notebooks

-books

-pencil case/s

-water

-phone ( this is only for searching if you want to actually focus, and not be distracted on social media, download the " Forest " app- it blocks all social media and unfortunately, even Google but I have a laptop or my dictionary beside me. )

-desk light or any kind of light

-and other stationery

Then, I just start my study session.

MORE TIPS:

- I use flashcards or the app "Quizlet" to challenge my memory. This can be helpful in an exam or quiz.

-each subject, I put it into small chunks so I wouldn't be stressed.

-also, don't forget to take study breaks, mine is after 30 minutes, my study break is 15 minutes.

-sit on a desk. If you're in your bed, your mind and body will just procrastinate and eventually, fall asleep.

So that is IT for my Productive After School Routine! I hope you can gather up knowledge for this blog! Don't forget to study hard.

Signing out,

-A