2.  Successful students have to have good study habits.  They apply this to all their classes.

3.  1) Try not to do too much studying at one time.  2) Plan specific times to for study.  3) Try to study at the same times each day.  4) Set specific goals for your study times.  5) Start studying when planned.

4.  6) work on the assignment you find the most difficult first.  7) Review your notes before beginning the assignment.  8) Tell their friends not to call them during their study times.  9) Call another student when they have difficulty with an assignment.  10) review your school work on weekends.

5.  These 10 study habits can help you throughout your education.  Make sure they become part of your study habits.

6.  This is because you will become mentally tired and anything you are trying to study could not be taken in. You may not be studying very effectively.  Take short breaks in between just to freshen up and rejuvenate your mind.

7.  This study time can be used to do any school related academic activities.  This can include reading set work, doing an assignment, homework, etc.  Schedule this time through out the week.

8.  Studying at the same time everyday, establishes a routine, this should become part of your everyday life.  When this scheduled time comes you will already be mentally prepared to study, making studying easier.

9.  You must have goals when studying, this helps you to monitor your progress for the studying and help you to stay focused.  Be clear about what you want to achieve before you sit down and study.

10.  Do not procrastinate, start studying as scheduled and get the task done.  You will feel like you have accomplished something and feel much better when you have less to study closer to your due dates.

11.  Start with the difficult assignment/ subject first, as this requires the most of your mental energy.  Do this when you are still motivated.

12.  By reviewing your notes you are refreshing your memory with any extra information you may have forgotten and you can clarify what is expected of you.   This helps you before a test, because as you are reading you will recall and feel confident that you have done your best.

13.  This is a major disruption and distracts you from your work.  Put your social life on hold for a few minutes until your break.  By informing your friends of your study time you can avoid disruptions.

14.  In this case “two heads are better than one”

15.  This just helps you to freshen up before the new school week begins, it can help you fill in gaps and be prepared.