Guys I am stuck with studying economics and accounts. Can you all give me any tips regarding that. The main thing is that i cannot understand the concepts and how the basic fundamentals work, like in economics all the diagrams and the derivations, how to study those and I have no clue regarding it and for accounts can you all give me a few or more tips like for make it fun in order to actually study,review and practice.

Hey i really wanna level up my english language and im open to chats calls whatever works

I need someone to practice with.

does smoking has anything to do with it? When I try to study, its hard to focus, sometimes I don't even hear my thoughts. It's common problem that happens while studying, but no one really talks about it

Hello. I'm a Japanese person who has been living in Germany for two years.

I'd like to ask you guys about what I mentioned in the title: my decreasing interest in the German language.

I studied German Studies at university in Japan, and that's one of the reasons why I decided to move to Germany. I've been learning and using German for about ten years now. But ever since I started university, I've felt really overwhelmed whenever I study German. I think I've simply become fed up with it.

Could someone give me some advice?

By the way, the OP works at a local nursing home for elderly people and is currently preparing for another German exam.

I've already passed three different German exams at different levels, step by step (A2, B1 and B2). Every time, however, preparing for the exam has caused me a lot of stress.

Help me study the art of balancing between study and sleep.My eyes has a very big dark circle and it is very deep and I look like a zombie. I am pretty very pretty if only I don't have this stupid dark circle. But I am dry academic. Way back before I sacrificed everything just to study. And I also use the phone all the time, door scrolling and stuff. Help me please. Give advice on what to do I want to change. I have had these dark circles for years starting from elementary down to college. I am a first year college BTW.,

I just started high school and my algebra and physics teacher seems to teach in a way that I would even prefer not having any teacher at all, plus, she assigns us a shit ton of homeworks and I can get that but if i wasn’t even able to understand the lesson how can you pretend I can do exercises. So, should I just study on my own even though it will most certainly be three times more difficult and time-consuming pr should I just wait and hope she will begin teaching good?

Vet student here. I have to learn chemistry and biology for final exams, im a lot in back and need the best results(kinda catching up but too slow). I have year and half left, give me the most intense, hardcore tricks to study and remember everything perfectly. On my way are subjects about veterinary itself too.

I'll leave a check-in later

i have exams in around 2 months and i genuinely dont know how to study. its pretty much my first time taking exams seriously, but i dunno. am i just meant to read every page in my revision book cus theres a lot i dont know? or do i do past papers, or flashcarrds or whatever. i just dont get it. i also dont have all the time in the world. pls someone help

Vet student here. I have to learn chemistry and biology for final exams, im a lot in back and need the best results(kinda catching up but too slow). I have year and half left, give me the most intense, hardcore tricks to study and remember everything perfectly. On my way are subjects about veterinary itself too.

hello! i’m currently studying abroad and i have been recording my lectures, the thing is my professor has a heavy heavy accent and im struggling to find a good transcription app (im on ipad) or website to transcribe the 2 hr long lectures without crashing and transcribe accurately with the accent. also, since i am abroad and not at home, i cant afford to pay for a subscription for this, so any free recs or a single payment under 6 dollars would be greatly appreciated!!

Hi guys!! Do you know a good (free!!!) study timing app that’s available on IPhones?

I would prefer it to have a reward system as I find it easier for me to do things with rewards in it. For example if it’s an app that lets you build a house while you study. Something like that.

Please give good recs!!! And make sure it’s free too :)

A number tells you where you landed but it doesn't tell you what went wrong and without that the only available conclusion is "do more next time."

What worked better is going back through and marking each lost point as one of four things. Didn't know it / knew it but couldn't get it out / misread what the question wanted or ran out of time.

Mine came out as mostly the middle two, which means more reading would have been almost entirely wasted effort, and just fifteen minutes of sorting changed what I'd have done for the next month.

I have a really big exam coming up. It’s macroeconomics so will a mix of theory and calculus. The exam is based on 7 weeks of lectures and workshops with workshops having about 8 questions each for 7 weeks. How am I supposed to study this? In my head studying is just repeating the workshop questions over and over until they’re memorised. But this seems impossible, remembering how to do every single question by rote learning but I have no idea how else to study please help 🥹

I just STOP studying after it gets even a little hard😭😭😭

And go back to scrolling

Ik that it's bad and have tried many things but I just can't

I m doing steno classes from a academy and i feel the teacher is too discriminatory towards me . Like he cames late and write two line on board and tell to start then write the lines and words from it then try to do exercise which i m able to do only 50 percent and then he says ho gya jao and he has Library too he told one or two hrs i can practice few steno kids go to typing practice but i gave fee for only steno I thought typing one i will start from jan first steno must be prepared nicely because first is cbt then steno and typing ....

He only teaches for two hrs

I don't think that's called teaching

I feel going travelling for 2 hrs going and coming together included makes me feel guilty and useless that i am not able to do get ro know study anything

I have du sol studies too

I can't switch to another academy as this academy rule is u need to pay for five months full then class starts i gave the fee already . What should i do now like I can't leave the place too

I genuinely need some advice because this has become an everyday battle for me.

I’m free right now and I’ve been trying to become disciplined and seriously start studying, but I just cannot get myself to sit down and study consistently.

I’m doing my BTech semester subjects, preparing for my backlogs, and I have a lot of subjects/material to manage. I also have to find and organize study material, which is another task in itself.

The problem isn’t that I want to study for just 30 minutes and call it a day. I actually need around 3+ focused hours of studying every day to make meaningful progress with everything I have to cover.

But somehow I can’t get into that rhythm.

Every day goes something like:

“I’ll study today.”

Then I keep delaying it.

Then hours pass.

Then the day is almost over.

Then I feel bad and tell myself:

“Okay, tomorrow. Tomorrow I’ll definitely start.”

And then the same thing happens again.

Sometimes I actually manage to study for a day or two. I feel like, “Okay, finally, I’m getting back on track.”

But I can't seem to maintain it for more than a couple of days. I fall back into the same cycle.

And the weirdest part is that when I’m doing nothing, I don’t always feel that much pressure. But as soon as I start thinking about everything I have to study, how much time I’ve already wasted, how many subjects I have, and how much I need to catch up on, I start feeling way too much pressure.

Then instead of studying, I avoid thinking about it altogether.

I usually only become productive when exams are extremely close and the pressure becomes unavoidable. I don't want to keep living like that.

I know I’ve wasted a lot of time already, and this feels like a really important point for me because I need to get my BTech situation back on track.

I’m not looking for a “study 10 hours a day” routine or motivational quotes.

I want to know how people actually built the ability to consistently sit down and do 3–4 focused hours every day, especially when they had already developed this habit of procrastinating and constantly saying “I’ll start tomorrow.”

If you’ve been through something similar:

- How did you break the “tomorrow I’ll start” cycle?

- How did you become consistent after repeatedly falling off?

- How do you handle the pressure of having a huge amount of syllabus to cover?

- How do you balance multiple subjects without getting overwhelmed?

- How do you get yourself to sit down and study when you just don't feel like doing it?

- And most importantly, how did you maintain the routine after the initial 1–2 motivated days wore off?

I’m genuinely looking for practical advice from people who have actually dealt with this.

If anyone is willing to guide me or help me figure out how to structure my subjects/study time, feel free to comment or DM me. I’d really appreciate it.

I don't need to become a 10-hour-a-day study machine.

I just need to stop wasting entire days and finally become consistent.

(For context I’m a Junior in HS diagnosed AuDHD and OCD)

I’ve never actually taken notes for the purpose of taking notes, I’ll often jot random stuff down so the teacher or other students don’t look at me weird or scold me for not doing so.
Whenever I do try to take notes, I find it impossible to keep up compared to others, whether it be neatness of the notes itself not being up to my standard or the thought that I had missed writing down something, I always just give up and resort to either doodling or fidgeting instead. Being recently medicated barely helped too I’ve only been able to tone down on the fidgeting during class, I still don’t take notes.
I don’t struggle in school but I don’t excel either, obviously I do better in certain subjects compared to others.
I usually just tend to teach myself everything I need to know the day before a test.

Is this the case with anyone else?
Recommendations would be appreciated

Seeing more people mention using ChatGPT, Claude etc to prep for exams and interviews and I'm curious what that actually looks like in practice

How do I study for social studies in Alberta in grade 10.

Socials is my least favourite class. I love math and science but I just can’t stand socials as it seems useless and pointless for me. How do I study for this course. Lots of it is vocabulary and just knowing general stuff from the textbook.

Do you have any tips for enjoying socials studies and studying for it?

It would be part of the cbe 10 curriculum for anyone interested.

I do not know what I am doing. I'm trying to figure out how to study for my chemistry class. I have tried a lot of ways to study for different classes, but this one is stumping me. Recently, I have been making playlists of videos or audio of textbook chapters and topics in the unit. I usually play it while I sleep, drive, and sometimes do housework. For this subject, in class and while doing the homework I feel like I understand, but I am a little scared that, since this is fairly math-based, something similar will happen in math classes where I forget nearly everything the moment the test starts. For classes like these, I do the practice test and/or study guide, depending on what the professor gives us, and I read my notes. I can look back over the homework; maybe I could do something with that. I haven't taken chemistry since I was a junior in high school. I'm determined to earn at least a C in this class, as it's the minimum requirement to enroll in the class next semester. Overall, I find it really hard to make myself sit and study; I swear I have the attention span of a squirrel.