How do I get back into the habit of studying?

Question

I have a Business Law test coming up on Thursday and I can't seem to start. I know most of the things but I need to review. Is it because I am scared of failing? I look at the book and carry it wherever I go but can't seem to study. What can I do?

Answer 1

Maybe you're just one of those kind of people that do better under pressure. The night before the test you'll probably be cramming, and past that test with no problems.

God Bless You.

Answer 2

what I advised all my students is that the need to review the whole book is not necessary but the points that you feel that you are the weakest in. I never enjoy the books for reviewing but my classroom notes, for the test has what was on the board, experience talking here. The points over-stressed during lesson times are on the test. A teacher is predictable in asking question, so get a hole a student from the previous year and see if they have the old test locked in that locker as reference. But if you have no class notes borrow some form a student that took them. A student of mine did that and the borrower score higher than she did. Today I promote student in recording the classes for referencing for I do not follow the old rules anymore for today's test is 2 or 3 questions not the book but about it. Hope it helps

Answer 3

At this point just review your notes and pay attention to details you are fuzzy on. In the long term, unplug the TV, do your notes up every day, and do your primary review one week before the test, and a quicky on the night before.

Answer 4

It's hard to jump back into a long daily devotion, but just do SOMETHING!

Try reading the Word of God with a goal of finding ONE VERSE to stop and meditate on, leading into prayer, then more meditation.

This will lead you into a curiosity to do full bible studies again!

Answer 5

You have to set the time aside and knuckle down to study with no distractions.