How to Improve Study Habits by Christine Reidhead

Once students are armed with that knowledge, they will look at studying from a different perspective. What the book is promising is an insight into their own person. Studying will still be hard work, that is the foundation of all good, lasting things. To expect that is to set sight on something that is never going to happen. The book published by Four Windows Press does not promise to eliminate the hard work that studying effectively is.

It is no surprise that the book packs an entire chapter filled with the tips and hacks to keep up with online study in the new normal. The right initiative must be taken to get any proper study done when the world is on lockdown. Gone are the moments of relying on general study periods or peer study. With the Advent of COVID-19 and the global situation it has created, studying is now twice as tedious. Equipped with this knowledge, it is easy to know what study habits to adopt and which to drop. It is an exhaustive guide that will help just about anyone who picks it up find the inspiration to know their own selves, their study habits and find out the type of students they are. Uncomplicated and starting from the inside to the outside, How to Improve Study Habits is more than just a book. She has stripped this knowledge into the book and offers top of mind advise and counsel that have been tested in the chambers of time.

In this instructive new book, Christine Reidhead, who is an Educator and Humanitarian has a lot to discuss in steering students on the right path.Īs an Assistant Professor at Navajo Technical University, she deals with students and knows what works and doesn’t work in their circle.

Studying is hard work, that is why it is called studying, and this is exactly why a lot of students struggle. There are several other people who cannot find it in themselves to nail down their study time and commit unflinchingly to it. How many times have students promised themselves that they would study for a period of time only to find out that they spent the time doing something else? More times than they can count, right? If it is any consolation, they are not alone.

How to Improve Study Habits by Christine Reidhead