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STUDY CENTRE COURSES SELF-STUDY TIPS A However difficult you find it to arrange your time, it will pay off in the long run if you set aside a certain part of the day for studying - and stick to it. It is best to make a weekly allocation of your time, making sure that you have enough left for recreational activities or simply to be 'with' yourself: reading a novel or watching a television programme. B As part of your weekly schedule, it is also advisable to consider exactly what you have to do in that week, and make sure that you tackle the most significant tasks first, leaving the easier or less urgent areas of your work until later. C On a physical level, make sure that you have an area or space for studying. Don't do it just anywhere. If you always study in the same place, preferably a room of your own, you will find it easier to adjust mentally to the activity when you enter that area. You should have everything that you might need at hand. D Make sure that all the physical equipment that you use, such as a desk, chair etc. is at a good height for you. If you use a personal computer, F Make use of equipment that is available to you. If you find a useful article in the library, it is best to make a copy of the relevant pages before you leave. Then, when you get back to your study, you can mark the article and make any comments that you have in the margin. G If you are working on a topic your teacher has set, but finding it hard to concentrate, it may be that you actually need to take your mind right off it for a period of time. 'Airing the mind' can work wonders sometimes. After a period away from the task, having not thought about it at all, you may return to it refreshed and full of ideas. H Similarly, it may help to discuss a topic with other people, especially if you feel that you have insufficient ideas, or too many disorganised ideas. Bring your topic up in conversations at meal times or with other students and see what they have to say. You don't want to copy their ideas but listening to what they think about something may well help you develop or refine your own thoughts.
there are plenty of guidelines available from the government on posture, angles, lighting and the like. Consult these and avoid the typical student aches and pains. E If you are doing a long essay or research paper which involves the use of library books or other articles, it helps to keep details of the titles and authors on small cards in a card box. It is also a good idea to log these alphabetically so that you can find them easily - rather like keeping telephone numbers. It's all too easy to read something and then forget where it came from.
Questions 1-7 Reading Passage 2 has eight paragraphs, A-H. Choose the correct heading for paragraphs B-H from the list of headings below.. Write the correct number i-xii, in boxes 1-7 on your answer sheet. List of Headings i Consult your teacher ii Take a break iii Make a timetable iv Create a working space v Sit comfortably vi Study at home vii Talk about your work viii Photocopy important material ix Catalogue references x Use the library xi Prioritise your work xii Exercise regularly Example Paragraph A Answer iii 1 Paragraph B 2 Paragraph C 3 Paragraph D 4 Paragraph E 5 Paragraph F 6 Paragraph G 7 Paragraph H Questions 8-13 Look at the twelve descriptions of courses, A-L, on Reading Passage 2. For which description are the following statements true? Write the correct letter, A-L, in boxes 8-13 on your answer sheet. 8 This course would be useful for dealing with letters of complaint. 9 This course will help you use the libraries. 10 This course will improve your performance at interviews. 11 This course will help you with acknowledging your sources. 12 This course will help you improve your reading skills. 13 This course will help you improve your grammar.