due to this covid-19 epidemic I can't continue my studies and now after a long time ihad once again started learning but it is too difficult to do so ! what should I do?
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Answer:
Don't stress, Do your best, Do not take any rest
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Don't worry i know Its difficult but still we have to do it...... first complete your work..... then make a time table or routine for you...... Give a lot of time to studies....take online tution..... if able..... otherwise brainly is best..... OK?
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Returning to study after an extended period of time can be a strenuous task for anyone to undertake. It is becoming a more common trend for people to take extended breaks between studying. This can be for various reasons. Some new mothers return to study while on maternity leave, and some older workers return to study in order to gain skills for a career change.
More so often, students/working professionals pursuing distance learning courses are faced with the challenge of how to kick-start into the study-mode. The long gap post their academic years leaves them in a “resting” phase, and a lot of energy is spent in “waking up” their brains for the “once-upon-a-time” studying task.
Human brain is programmed to assimilate the patterns of our daily lifestyle, in due course of time. With the consequence, that over a period of time, the routine tasks, however huge, are done without much ado. Similarly, when it comes to studies, the crux in performing well lies in patterned and concentrated efforts (focus) towards the goal.
The process is similar for everyone though, because it certainly isn’t easy to completely change lifestyles of being a worker to being a student again. It is important to keep a clear head so maintain focus, and understand why this return to study is being undertaken.
How to orient your efforts to achieve the desired academic goal? How to create that “pattern” for your brain to help you make the best use of your study-time? How to? Here are a few tips on how to get over study blues and kick-start back into that study-routine, after a long gap.
1. Buy a Planner or Calendar
Some people work better electronically, and others work better on paper, but it doesn’t really matter which of these options are used as long as they work. A planner, calendar or diary is an easy and efficient way to organise the coming days, weeks and months.
Use it to write down important dates such as when assignments are due or when exams are scheduled. This will help to create goals and to minimise stress levels.
2. Set a time-table
A routine will guarantee that work will be done, and readings will be read. Study can add a lot of stress, particularly for those who are working or taking care of a family as well. This means that it’s pretty easy for readings to slip through the cracks and suddenly the exam date is here.
Be sure not to make the routine too busy though, otherwise it will become more likely to falter or fail. Make sure to allow a reasonable amount of time for each activity, and to also factor in breaks. Find a routine that works best to avoid a burn out half way through the semester.
3. Get started from Day 1
As mentioned, you have to create a pattern for your mind to gear up for the goal. So the earlier you start with your assignment on the distance learning program, the better. By doing this, you are laying the foundation for a routine, which would have become stronger with time. Remember, the greater time you get exposed to the study-frame of mind, the better will be the orientation of the mind.
4. Make Sure to Have a Good Work/Life Balance
It is important to find a good work/life balance to ensure that no aspects of life suffer.
Factoring in breaks to daily routine, and having a study free day help to clear the mind and ensures that time isn’t wasted by procrastinating. Likewise, completing a study activity such as readings or an assignment can act as incentive for a relaxing reward.
Never make the mistake of overloading yourself with the volume of work. Once your brain gets saturated with all the data, you will get visible signals and do not ignore them. The more you dump into a tired brain, the more gets dumped out. So, take a break and refresh before you move into the next study-slot.
Initially, define your study-hours for a stipulated time-period. Let us say, considering the volume of your syllabus, you could allot half-an-hour to one-hour as your study-time. Once you get into the comfort-zone with your study-frame, you could gradually increase the number of study hours.