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88. BEDROOM STUDY OR LIBRARY STUDY?
Your ability to learn can be greatly impacted by your decision to study in the library or in your bedroom. This choice goes beyond personal preference; it is about realising how your surroundings impact your ability to focus, retain information, and perform well academically overall. To assist you in selecting the best alternative for your various study requirements, let’s examine both options.
Your bedroom is convenient and comfortable. It is perfect for short reviews, reading assignments, and activities that call for little focus. Learning may be calmer and more stress-free in a familiar setting. However, be mindful of other distractions, such as your roommates, your bed (which your brain links to sleep), or the temptation to multitask with domestic chores. Have a separate study area from your sleeping area if you decide to study in your bedroom. To reduce distractions, arrange your stuff, have a comfy chair, and invest in excellent lighting.
There are fewer distractions and a more focused atmosphere in the library’s organised setting. It works especially well for in-depth work, research, and extended study sessions. Resources like study rooms and reference materials are easily accessible, and the presence of other students can foster a motivating atmosphere. Additionally, libraries provide a range of places to meet diverse requirements, including common areas for more laid-back work, quiet areas for solitary study, and group study rooms for collaboration. You can also develop a study mindset by physically visiting the library.
Develop a strategy that optimises the advantages of both settings. Use the library for extended study sessions and group projects, and your bedroom for quick study sessions in the evening or for morning reviews. Set up a schedule for each place, such as reading in your bedroom in the morning, working deeply at the library in the afternoon, and reviewing in your room in the evening. Do not forget to modify your decision according to your energy levels, the level of difficulty of the project, and how close your exam is.
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