Ideal Study Plan

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An Ideal Study Plan

Not infrequently , students tend to believe that those who perform well at school are the ones intellectually gifted and nurtured . The reason for this appears to be quite self-evident . In most cases , students who bye for top spots and academic awards are the ones known for their advanced mental aptitude , if not for an exceptional gab for classroom lessons . This view , however , is restrictive . For it does not take into account the fact that good study habits , not the least diligence

and patience , are just as helpful in enabling students achieve desirable results . Crafting a viable study plan is therefore necessary to this end . And I would suggest that such a plan must be constitutive of three aspects (1 ) affirmation of basic motivation (2 ) delaying gratification during classroom instruction , and (3 ) having a sense of anticipation and follow up

First , there is a need to firstly clarify one 's motive for studying , in that the first steps to crafting a successful study habit is to affirm the basic premise of learning - i .e , students must renew a desire to learn once in a while . And where there is a desire to learn , a positive involvement towards the learning process becomes palpable . This , in principle is what Borris Blai contends by saying , that there is a direct positive correlation between learning and the individual 's involvement in the process (n .p . Without this positive attitude towards education , it is highly unlikely that students...