Tips for Those Back at School

To faster copy things down from a board, keep your eyes on the board while writing on paper equivalent to touch typing while looking at the computer screen and not at the keyboard]. After a little practice you'll be surprised at how quickly and tidily you'll write. You'll much quicker write down all the content and won't run out of time while having recorded only some of it.

If you wish to improve your handwriting, select a font you like and copy it down in the same way as described above - without looking at the paper. Once finished, look at what you've written. The results are always neater than people anticipate! Frankly, good handwriting is incredibly important for the success of your writing assignments. For example, case study writing service recommends constantly practising and improving your handwriting. Do not underestimate him. If you don't like the result yet, practice until you do!

Check where you're visualizing. Looking up is excellent, but teach yourself to look up either slightly to the right, or left [sides don't matter, experiment with what feels more comfortable for you]. Avoid looking center front, because as you approach the center point, you change from one to the other eye dominance and this can cause losing parts of the words you're visualizing. So play with the sides and see where you get a clearer picture. It's your brain, it's your choice, it's your total control.

Keep your desk as tidy as you can at all times. The amount of work you have in front of you is no excuse. A tidy desk plays an important part on your mental environment: you won't feel overwhelmed, especially if you have a large amount of work on your desk, and your mind will be clearer, more focused, and able to take in more information in richer chunks.

And this one will require a lot of personal discipline if you haven't yet mastered this habit, but if you're willing to discipline yourself, this will pay huge dividends. Keep your feet firmly on the ground for as much of the time in the classroom as is possible. Sitting with your legs uncrossed and feeling the connection between the soles of your feet and the ground will give you the feeling of centering or grounding. Grounding is like earthing in your household electrical circuit and protects your house from going up in flames should lightning hit it in a storm. In the same way, grounding will protect your mind from going up in the flames of a frenzy created by the thousands of racing thoughts that your mind processes during a classroom lesson.