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Title: Effective Self-Study Techniques and Tips

Welcome to my presentation on effective self-study techniques and tips. As you know,

self-study is an important aspect of learning, and maybe with the right strategies from my
own experiences, you can maximize your learning potential. Firstly, you should set realistic
and specific goals that are attainable within a designated timeframe. Clearly define what you
want to achieve through your self-study efforts to stay focused and motivated. To be specific,
if your goal is to get 7.5 on IELTS speaking tests, maybe it can motivate you to study
productively. Secondly, Ensure that the study materials you choose are reliable and
reputable to foster effective learning outcomes. For example, I used to get 10 marks on math
midterm test and also got a 9.8 final grade in math ( hopefully, in the future time, I can
achieve it again ), so besides learning at school, I also find extra materials in toanmath.com,
which is so famous for its qualities. Moreover, embrace active learning methods, such as
quizzing yourself via quiz or quizlet, summarizing information in ‘cornel note’ ( if you do not
know this type of note-taking, you can search on the internet, as it is so prevalent ), and
teaching the material to someone else such as your friends, or even objects, to reinforce
understanding. Don’t be shy if your friends do not understand what you teach them, that are
their problem, if you understand it, ignore your friends. Taking notes while studying aids in
memory retention and serves as a future reference for key concepts. Summarizing
information in your own words helps in processing and internalizing the material. The most
important know-how that I want to highlight is that you need to choose a quiet, well-lit, and
organized study environment to minimize distractions and promote concentration. Taking
short, regular breaks during study sessions is essential for maintaining focus and preventing
burnout. From my own empirical experiences, I contend that learning from 2 am to 5.50 am
is the most productive schedule for me. This is because, at this period, there are no noises
from the surrounding environment so it is easy to apply myself to concentrating. Moreover,
after a dog-tired day at the school, I can not suffer from fatigue by continuing to self-study
and finishing my homework, so sleeping and studying for the next early morning are
intelligent decisions. However, A fundamental obstacle to self-learning is the issue of
motivation and interest. While some of my friends are naturally driven to continually seek out
ways to improve their skill sets, I may lack the intrinsic drive to engage in self-directed
learning. Another major challenge is the lack of structure that comes with self-learning.
Traditional educational settings like our school typically provide a structured curriculum with
set deadlines, which can be conducive to learning. However, I engaged in self-study and
often have to grapple with the absence of predefined schedules and clear goals. Due to the
freedom of choice and the absence of external pressures, I may find it challenging to
address this lack of structure and create an effective learning plan. Nevertheless, with my
know-how, I am making progress for self-study. Thanks for your attention to my product