Aaa! Final exams are coming and I'm so excited (and a little bit scared to be honest) LOL! I won't be active for the upcoming two weeks but I plan on making a grand return once the final exams are over. Meanwhile, I will be taking things a little easier on myself and spending time studying and writing fanfics.
Let me use this post as a friendly reminder that too much studying with no brake will only make things harder and, at some point, the brain will reject upcoming information. According to one of the lessons I take, teaching principles and techniques, the brain never gets tired, it instead wants to switch actions. In order to both make the brain rest and ensure your attention span won't get wavered (because most of us confuse taking a break with watching videos) you should consider leaning onto your hobbies.
For instance, forty minutes of study and twenty minutes of writing, then forty minutes of studying and then twenty minutes of writing. The key is to lower the cognitive load but never let go of the "production" process. It is hard to build momentum using the brain, but once you get into the "working" state you should always keep it active. At least, this works great for me!
Alright then, a new video idea is found! I will share whatever I know and help me with studying. Until then, take care, everyone!
Aleyn Rhine
Aaa! Final exams are coming and I'm so excited (and a little bit scared to be honest) LOL! I won't be active for the upcoming two weeks but I plan on making a grand return once the final exams are over. Meanwhile, I will be taking things a little easier on myself and spending time studying and writing fanfics.
Let me use this post as a friendly reminder that too much studying with no brake will only make things harder and, at some point, the brain will reject upcoming information. According to one of the lessons I take, teaching principles and techniques, the brain never gets tired, it instead wants to switch actions. In order to both make the brain rest and ensure your attention span won't get wavered (because most of us confuse taking a break with watching videos) you should consider leaning onto your hobbies.
For instance, forty minutes of study and twenty minutes of writing, then forty minutes of studying and then twenty minutes of writing. The key is to lower the cognitive load but never let go of the "production" process. It is hard to build momentum using the brain, but once you get into the "working" state you should always keep it active. At least, this works great for me!
Alright then, a new video idea is found! I will share whatever I know and help me with studying. Until then, take care, everyone!
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