I have my own desk n that’s where I study, I wud ask my parents n everyone else to b quiet plzzz and if they don’t, I usually go to the libary and study there….

That all depends on what kind of learner you are. The first question I ask my students is whether they learn by listening to something, looking at something, or doing something. Auditory learners learn by listening to lectures or instructions; you could try taping your teachers lectures (with their permission). Visual learners learn by writing; this usually means flash cards or re-writing/typing notes. Kinesthetic learners learn by “doing” – think of athletes that practice jumps, shots, rebounds, backflips, etc. Students can do the same things by making games out of studying. For example, if you are studying a foreign language, make a Jeopardy-type chart of concepts, and then make answers/questions for each concept. Classic childrens’ games templates work well for this, like the matching game.

I take notes which turns into a study guide. Because I tend to remember things I write, I copy my study guide over and over again till it sets into my brain–almost as if I had a photo copy of my notes in my brain (photographic memory)

review the notes you took in that class (if you do take notes, if you don’t, you should start, because they help big-time)

then i sit in my room at the desk (and go to a place where it will be completely silent, no noise from music or the t.v. or anything like people.) and then go over your notes. repeat them to yourself over and over, so you know them for a test that might come up. (you never know when the teacher will give a pop quiz)

and take breaks in between when you zone off (that will happen lol) and if you take a lot of breaks (eat food, watch tv, whatever), that is fine, because when you are very relaxed your brain takes more information in, but when your stressed your brain repels the information and that’s not good.

and when the test comes up you will be so relaxed that you will do just fine! because you will know it!! 😀 hope i helped you

I either do it with a couple of friends or turn on some music; depending which subject.

History – classical. Science – heavy metal. And just read away.

i pretty much don’t