Here are our top tips for finding ways to have fun while studying – whatever the subject may be.

Experiential teaching methods are those that rely on data generated during the exercise/learning experience rather than on data prepared in advance as with lectures and cases. Experiential methods engage students in experiences that simulate social phenomena.

Synonyms. Active learning; Experiential learning; Inquiry-based learning; Problem-based learning; Project-based learning.

1. Listen to good music.
2. Turn it into a game for yourself.
3. Turn it into a game with others.
4. Use nice stationery.
5. Try roleplay.
6. Study somewhere different.
7. Challenge yourself.
8. Write comics, short stories or songs.

Here are some great tips to get you started.

1. Focus on the Process. Not the End-Point. Most students set goals based on the end-result.
2. Learn to Love to Learn. You need to learn to love to Learn !
3. Commitment. Discipline.
4. Reward Yourself. Reward Yourself !

10 Ways To Pretend To Study When You’re Definitely Not

1. You need to get the room set up like you’re studying.
2. Look like you are reading something important online.
3. The more you highlight, the higher your grade will be.
4. Continually scroll through music to find that one song to listen to.
5. Constantly check social media.
6. Casually pretend to read in front others.

How to Look Like You Actually Slept a Full 8 Hours

1. Apply foundation forehead first. Dull, sallow skin basically announces to the world that you’re exhausted.
2. Bring out your brows.
3. Conceal around the eyes.
4. Line the eyes with white or nude liner.
5. Fluff up lashes.
6. Give your cheeks a rosy flush.

7 Tips for Studying Science

1. Do the Assigned Reading Before Class Discussion. This will enable you to ask the teacher/professor to clarify anything you may have found unclear in the text.
2. Read for Understanding.
3. Scrutinize Each Paragraph.
4. Read Each Chapter More than Once.
5. Don’t Skip Sample Problems.
6. Work with the Formulae.
7. Check your Work.
8. Extra Credit.