How to organize your time (+printable weekly planner)

Organizing your student days is one of the most important factors of good grades. I used to always suck at planning my day, week or month, but with years I found some tricks that helped me.

-Firstly decide what subjects are you going to study that day and general things you have to do in a day. Write them down.

-Write exactly what you have to do about that subject/thing in a day (for example: history-read page 26-78, write a few short lines about it + do a revision of 1st lesson)

 -Choose a few of the lines as a priority.

-Start adding the time to every line (starting time and the time you will end) . Be realistic and dedicate a right amount of time to priority lines.

-Add time to other lines to

When you have wrote the certain time stick to it. Do not overload your day, as I said be realistic.

Here is a weekly planner I made for printing, so if you would like to use it just click below.

 WEEKLY PLANNER

 I hope this was helpful!
Have a lovely day! :*

Tips for studying! (How to)

Of course I am not an expert, but I have been there so many times so I suppose I have learned something out of it.

The 1st tip I have is MOTIVATION:
Ask yourself why are you doing this, what will lead after an 'A'... (my answers: to make my future brighter, after an 'A' there will be another one and another one, and I will get in a really good university -and I will be able to choose in whatever uni I want to go- and hopefully I will eventually get a job that I love and make sufficient amount of money I'll need or even more, and I will be forever proud of my accomplishments).
You should always remember those things when your struggling.

The 2nd tip is to GET COMFORTABLE or NOT:
Try to get all comfy and warm (in bed or sofa or something like that) and try to learn for a half an hour. When you're done put your shoes on (not joking) and sit on your table (in your room or if it is too distracting in your dinning room), put your notes in front of you and all the pens you need and a glass of water or something and try and learn for a half an hour.
When you are done, compare the amount of learned. This way you will see which way is the best for you. (for me the second option works the best)
So now you know where to study!

The 3rd tip is to SET A TIME:
Set a certain time in a day for studying, and follow it. And that is it. It will be hard for the first week of two but once you have got the routine you will learn way easier. (hope so)



These were my studying tips which work for me really well and I hope they will work for you just as well. They maybe won't work for everyone but if you have something else please feel free to share it in a comment section!