Second, experiment with different study scenarios.
During college, I quickly determined that listening to music while reading was more distracting for me than studying in silence. When it came to cranking through chemistry or physics practice problems, however, music made the experience more enjoyable.
Experiment for yourself and find what works best for you.
Third, try using music as a boost.
From personal experience, I believe that music has helped me study for longer periods of time. I often start working in silence, and as I feel myself getting bored or my mind wandering, I’ll put on some instrumental music I enjoy.
With this newfound burst in energy and positive vibes, I’m able to marathon my studying for much longer.
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