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Thandiwe Mokoena
- 9 January 2024
- Comment 4
Good marks do not come from late nights alone. Sleep, food, movement and time with friends all change how well you learn.
At Studiepoort we look at the whole student, not only the results page.
Rest is part of studying. A tired brain forgets what you worked so hard to read. Bongani Zulu, Student Wellbeing AdvisorStart small. A daily walk and a regular bedtime can make exam weeks feel far more manageable.
Build a simple daily routine
Pick a fixed time to study, a fixed time to eat and a fixed time to switch off. Routines save energy because you stop deciding what to do next.
Ask for help early
Feeling stuck or overwhelmed is common in first year. Speak to our wellbeing advisor or call 012 555 0362, and we will point you to the right support.
Naledi Mahlangu
I enjoyed this post. Very helpful article! The tips on planning around due dates made my week much easier.
Bongani Zulu
Thank you for your kind words! Glad to hear you found the tips useful. Your support means a lot to us. Thanks!
Ravi Naidoo
Useful blog for students. Clear advice on studying online and staying on top of assignments. Practical tips that I could use the same day. Well done!
Chantelle Adams
Helpful study advice! This blog explains exam preparation and online learning in plain language, which is great for first-years and matric learners alike. Thanks!