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<title>Click PLEASE OMG</title>
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<description>Okay, basically, I know school is really hard, but TRUST ME, it will get better. But ONLY if you STUDY. Once you get the hang of studying and you do it at least in central time, you are good! You need good time management too, and to know when you need to study. Like if you didn't understand what the teacher was talking about, you should look at what they posted in google classroom that day, or if you knew what they were talking about, but not about it, those are the times you study. A lot of y'all probably don't know how to study effectively. Everyone studies differently, but here are some methods I know of. I usually have to study a LOT in History Class/Social Studies, so what I do is I make a Google docs, (don't turn the docs in to anything plz) and any material or website you can use that tells you what you are learning about, copy the words (only MAIN IDEAS don't focus on small little details) but actually WRITE THEM OUT, do not copy and paste, for it does not help you study. A more effective way than just copying the words is to re-word what it says ( if you just copy it don't turn it in to anything bc that's plajurism) into your Google docs. Its better if you write it down on paper instead of using Google docs, but plz tell me I'm not the only lazy one on here who doesn't want to grab a pen and paper. Also it rlly helps me focus more, if i'm listening to the live adhd relaxing study music on YouTube (it has been live for like a year now, it just loops but it helps a lot). Also don't listen to music that has words in it while studying, your brain can't focus on the words and studying at the same time. If you get restless after studying for too long, use this method: study for 20 min (use a timer) and then once the timer goes off set a 5 min timer for a break, once that timer is up do the same thing over again. Trust me these methods help, don't not study because you don't feel like it, if you do, it REALLY HELPS, no joke. Thanks so much! Use my advice, bye!</description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 13 Nov 2024 02:36:28 +0000</pubDate>
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