Studying made easier
Are you reading and noticing frequent burn outs, back pain and extreme exhaustation? If thats a YES then I have been there and I know how it feels so I have written this story review to show you the apps I use to ensure a seamless study process without feeling OVERWHELMED.Hopefully by the end of this read, you can utilize them as well.
- Habit
It's an app in which you can track several habits, from meditation to drinking water, eating fruits, and lastly, STUDYING. The user interface design shows you the 7 days in the week, and you can select your most feasible days of study. From 30 minutes on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday’s to several hours depending on what you want to achieve at the end of the day. Its been wonderful using this app but the whenver I tried to change the days of a current habit, it would reset the previous information.
2. Focus To-Do
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Have you ever heard about this app though, there is this technique called Pomodoro that lecturers often bring up from time to time but don’t worry it’s not complex.
It uses a 25-minute focus time and a 5-minute break interval so you definitely don’t have to break your back. It’s nice to use because studying straight for 4 hours burns me out easily, my energy is conserved when I take breaks in between studying.
The paid version definitely has more benefits, but we use the free version at the moment. Sometimes I would rather focus on 30 minutes before taking a break but with the free version of this app, it’s limited to 25 minutes it’s exciting because it offers a full-screen option as if we were counting down.
3. Focus Keeper
Personally, this is one I can recommend, as it is a hybrid mix of Habit and Focus To-Do apps because you are able to set STUDY goals and other habits you would like to imbibe as well.
It works using the Pomodoro technique: a time management process that has focus sessions of 25 minutes, for 4 intervals and a 15- to 30-minute full-on break.
All these sessions can be adjusted, but it prevents one from being fully burned out. They are definitely more options using the paid version.You can set daily and weekly study goals as well.
4. Productive
This isn’t an app I have used yet, but it builds a personalized habit program for you in which it considers whether your current goal is to improve your mind, body, or study. The program is for your own person. You get to choose several habits you want to work on but newsflash there is no free version :/ yeap I am sorry about that.
Disclaimer: I personally forget to use this apps to track my progress and sometimes do not read for some days :/ so using this APPLICATIONS do not guarantee 100% even reading for 16 hours a night to exam ,its about knowing the EXACT questions that would be coming out and delivering them the way the lecturer wants it. I implore you to subscribe to THE HOLY SPIRIT and I trust that you would genuinely have a wonderful study experience.
Thanks for taking the time to read my story I hope you have a seamless study experience.
