Adv/, how to study? Since the beginning of this day I wanted

can you study with friends or classmates at all?
don't do it in your house, go to a library or something
tell yourself if you study x amount of material you'll treat yourself somehow

>>18064195
>>18064195
Thought of doing that, thanks.

I realised that when I'm at school and study outside next to the classrooms it goes better for me. Less distraction I guess.

Thanks brother

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Any answers to the maths part?
Thanks bros

What level of math?

>>18064378
Extended stuff

Like trigonometry and quadratic stuff and so on

Basically things one would learn in school when one would like to study maths in uni

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I recommend reading both parts of "why procrastinators procrastinate" on waitbutwhy (google it, can't link because of spam detection or whatever). Keep the mental images of the second part present. Reread it before your dedicated study hour (or 30 minutes), really put the image of the monkey in your mind. And always remind yourself that a house is built not by being an insane flawless builder of houses for two days, but by laying down a brick everyday for an entire year.

(the follow up article "procrastination matrix" is also not a bad read, but you should reserve that as a reward for when you actually do what you have to do)

Set yourself concrete, easy and possible objectives, and put out rewards for them. Instead of "Learn math", do "Read 20 minutes of chapter 5 in the math book" and then "spend 20 doing the exercises for the bit you read earlier". Give yourself a chocolate thing for each, have someone else admin them so you don't cheat. If you only managed to do the first thing, give yourself the chocolate for the first thing. Don't sack yourself for failing the second, but congratulate yourself for the first. You still put down a brick that day.
Set up a timer thing for these, like a kitchen clock. (called pomodoro technique, look into it)
If the internet is a problem, look into tools that block access, I've used leechblock for firefox. Alternatively, determine what things you need from the internet (probably nothing if you're at the matura level, as everything is provided in paper, at least it was for me), and then pull the plug physically. My most productive time was when our ISP fucked our connection for three weeks last year.

Don't spend your entire time planning and looking up fancy study techniques, remember the article:
>Procrastinators love planning, quite simply because planning does not involve doing, and doing is the procrastinator’s Kryptonite.

Don't think "Just do."
Think "Do".

Study for 25-30 minute sessions (pomodoro technique) and reward yourself after (5 minutes of 4chan, some candy, whatever). Basically train your brain like a dog.

>>18064497

oops, just noticed this guy posted the same shit >>18064476

but yea. do it OP.

Thanks very much bros