I can’t start CONCENTRATING (especially studying) until i’m panicking desperate!?
Well, when I’m online, I like to search for random stuff i’m interested in and read without having trouble. But when having to read/study what I am required to do (like school works), I cannot start it unless I’m panicking the night before it is due. (Then I stay up all night to finish it.)
When I’m reading, I read it, then at the end of the page I’m just like daydreaming thinking about something else. Also, as I read along, things like ‘i have to check my email’ ‘i have to eat’ pops up and I delay finishing it (or should I say – starting it).
If not, what I read about could also distract me. Let’s say I’m reading about tempermental people and book mentioned in one sentence about how colors could have affect. I immediately have to search online about it to feed my curiosity.
Favorite Answer
1. You sound like you have a very random learning style. Since you like to research randomly, check out the Gregorc Learning Style inventory. That may help you in understanding your learning preferences.
2. You also sound highly distractible. You could be extremely intelligent and be active-alert. However, you also could be extremely intelligent and have ADD or ADHD. Depending on where you live, you may want to check out a diagnostic center that administers the TOVA test for ADD. This will look at your response times.
3. There are reading strategies that may also help you in concentrating and comprehending when you read. I’ve helped many readers with similar issues; however, it takes more that a quickie answer on Answers. :o)
Feel free to email me if you would like more info.
By the way, I always did my reading and papers last minute all through college also. It is very draining, but to work on papers a week ahead almost seemed like wasting time. Learning what works best for you without the panic is something that may take a bit of practice or trial and error (hopefully not late papers errors!).
Best wishes.
If you can get this under control , it could actually work for your benefit . Think about it , you would learn but you would still want to learn more ( if its random staff) just to satisfy your curiosity = expanding your knowledge.
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