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Thursday, 21 July 2016

How to Develop Academic Potential to Become a Better Student



   Are you having the feeling that you have not reached your full capabilities in school? Do you find it difficult to concentrate and focus on your academic? Do you regret the few unfortunate circumstances in which you completely overlooked an important assignment or exam? Countless students worldwide encounter problems in their pursuit of academic excellence, and many give up with the notion that they are "not suited to intellectual development." To have academic excellence, you will be driven by your quest and passion.
Organize your time. Learn to organize your time as it is very important to attain success in every field of life, but the truth is each individual has his/her own style of keeping track of things and prioritizing tasks. It is vital that you create a schedule that makes the best use of your precious time. Planning and structuring your time will also ensure that you do not lose sight of any important deadlines and assignments.
  • It's always helpful to remember that the purpose of a schedule, after all, is to prioritize tasks based on value. Thus, you should be prepared to adapt your schedule, as the value of certain tasks and activities changes constantly as unexpected opportunities and responsibilities surface.
Create your own learning environment. Maybe is to find a room that has suitable lighting and tasteful furniture, or a quite location with minimal disturbance that is a safe distance away from any distractions, it's essential that you find a place (and time) that fosters your intellectual growth.
  • In regards to time, make sure that you are 100% committed when you are studying. It is necessary to take a break once in a while when studying, but make certain that you are devoting all of your intellectual resources to one task at a time, so that you can finish everything to the best of your abilities in a short period of time.
Balance schoolwork and other commitments. As a student studying for excellence, the fact that you are busy studying does not mean you should not have time for other things. Manage your time very well in such a way you will have a specific time to do works at home, go out with your friends but higher percentage of your time and commitment should be on your study.

Be passionate and challenge yourself. While a part of your course selection may already be predetermined due to the required course(s) at your institution, it's always important to follow your passions when you are able to do so. In choosing courses, make sure to challenge yourself as well--that's the point of an education, right? If you don't or aren't willing to learn anything new, you defeat the point of an education, and you might as well be sleeping all day long.