During the stay at home period coupled with ASUU strike, i hardly studied like I did at sch. In fact, I've gone several weeks then without opening my books aside reading novels online.

Now we're back to sch, and each time I read, assimilation is always so tasking that is now becoming frustrating for me. Exam is just around the corner, and for someone aiming to perform excellently, this shouldn't be happening

Kriss216:

That's first symptom of oloshoism.

So, that's all you could make up from my situation? Smh.

Stargurl20:

So, that's all you could make up from my situation? Smh.

If you can be honest to yourself, you'd know I'm saying the truth.

Kriss216:

That's first symptom of oloshoism.

Are you okay bros

Nairalandian:

Are you okay bros

I'm vehemently sure he's not.

Maybe you are putting urself in a lot of pressure because of the exam, whenever you wanna read, make sure you are relaxed and be focused
Gracias
I wish you well in your exam

You left your brain idle for too long.

Kriss216:

If you can be honest to yourself, you'd know I'm saying the truth.

what are you saying nau, you ppl go just dey open ur mouth waaa and be spitting nonsense

HORLADSTAR:
Maybe you are putting urself in a lot of pressure because of the exam,
whenever you wanna read, make sure you are relaxed and be focused

Gracias

I wish you well in your exam

Thanks.

This is why girls leave NL and never come back. Guys create posts (even useless ones sometimes) and get responses. But when a girl does, she's either insulted or sexualised. Sometimes, I'm happy the white man has more power than the black man cause the way blacks discriminate without even knowing it is alarming.

Say no sexism, especially misogyny.

Since i discovered school is a scam in My 300level, I gave up on reading.. Whenever exam approaches i make plans with men i trust.

Break your course work into smaller bits and focus on assimilating these smaller bits and in no time you will be back to your previous standard.

Do a lot of revision. After each study session, before you start a new study session revise and try to recall what you read before. The more you you do this, the better your ability to remember

You seem stressed seeing that exams are close, learn to relax. Practice mindfulness and focus only on the present.

Wish you success in your upcoming exams

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Kriss216:

That's first symptom of oloshoism.

I don't know for you sha.
But as I am typing, I have a text tomorrow to do, most of my mates enter night class to read but I choose to stay back and release myself do u know why?

I didn't wait for him to announce the test b4 I start reading, I read like exam is almost due.

Keep calm it’s just anxiety

shamsin6300:
I don't know for you sha.
But as I am typing, I have a text tomorrow to do, most of my mates enter night class to read but I choose to stay back and release myself do u know why?

I didn't wait for him to announce the test b4 I start reading, I read like exam is almost due.

I do that as well. That has always been my method of study( as semester begins) and even now...but I just feel I'm not doing enough.

Stargurl20:


I do that as well. That has always been my method of study( as semester begins) and even now...but I just feel I'm not doing enough.

I think you need to release, zero your mind from anything dats distracting you. If not because of the test, I will advice you to close your books for good two days, trust me you will be anticipated to read, you will so much be in the mood to open your book. I guess you just lost interest on reading.

Stargurl20:
During the stay at home period coupled with ASUU strike, i hardly studied like I did at sch. In fact, I've gone several weeks then without opening my books aside reading novels online.

Now we're back to sch, and each time I read, assimilation is always so tasking that is now becoming frustrating for me. Exam is just around the corner, and for someone aiming to perform excellently, this shouldn't be happening

You ain't the only one my dear, am currently doing my masters and during the lockdown I didn't touch my book for a single day, and since school came back on session, I have become very lazy to read upon say exams is upon me, but what can I do, I will be forcing my self I know gradually I will reconfigure my system for exams and I will start assimilating as usual.

Stargurl20:
During the stay at home period coupled with ASUU strike, i hardly studied like I did at sch. In fact, I've gone several weeks then without opening my books aside reading novels online.

Now we're back to sch, and each time I read, assimilation is always so tasking that is now becoming frustrating for me. Exam is just around the corner, and for someone aiming to perform excellently, this shouldn't be happening

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U try sef, at least u still open book every once once.

shamsin6300:


I think you need to release, zero your mind from anything dats distracting you. If not because of the test, I will advice you to close your books for good two days, trust me you will be anticipated to read, you will so much be in the mood to open your book. I guess you just lost interest on reading.

In fact, most of the things I'm reading now are what I've read prior the strike.
I hate chunking my brain and that's why I read everyday.

Closing my books wouldn't work, because I won't rest if I do not read except we are on semester break.

Stargurl20:



In fact, most of the things I'm reading now are what I've read prior the strike.
I hate chunking my brain and that's why I read everyday.

Closing my books wouldn't work, because I won't rest if I do not read except we are on semester break.

Wakeup in the middle of night and pray then proceed to read your book. God willing you will be your old self.

shamsin6300:



Wakeup in the middle of night and pray then proceed to read your book. God willing you will be your old self.

Thank you

Stargurl20:

Thank you

Always wlcm.
Feel free to hala me on how it goes.

You can as well start reading from 5:30-8am it does enter well.

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Always wlcm.
Feel free to hala me on how it goes.

You can as well start reading from 5:30-8am it does enter well. [/quote
Well to an extent I can try, but for my sch that most classes begin at 8am and if you fail to come into the class at the stipulated time, some lecturers go lock door ni or stops you from entering. Hence, to reach such classes on time, you have to get to the class prior 8am at most few minutes past 8

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Yh,,,, just try it so as to regain your spirit, I think 5:30am-7:00am should do then you can prepare for classes.

Since exams are around the corner, I think you should research on this reading technique active recall. check YouTube.

Just keep trying
Don't force yourself to go long hours at a stretch or else its gonna be a waste of time
If you read for like an hour at a time and it works, stick with it for a day or two then try extending the periods
You'll return to your old configuration settings in no time

Hmmmm

Stargurl20:
During the stay at home period coupled with ASUU strike, i hardly studied like I did at sch. In fact, I've gone several weeks then without opening my books aside reading novels online.

Now we're back to sch, and each time I read, assimilation is always so tasking that is now becoming frustrating for me. Exam is just around the corner, and for someone aiming to perform excellently, this shouldn't be happening

it happens: you ought to know that by now.

Try to study using some of the past questions from preceding sets, hit down important points when you read, so that even if you don't know it exactly, you have an idea of what it is. (works for me)

shamsin6300:


Always wlcm.
Feel free to hala me on how it goes.

You can as well start reading from 5:30-8am it does enter well.

spotted
You're so right on this

Stargurl20:
During the stay at home period coupled with ASUU strike, i hardly studied like I did at sch. In fact, I've gone several weeks then without opening my books aside reading novels online.

Now we're back to sch, and each time I read, assimilation is always so tasking that is now becoming frustrating for me. Exam is just around the corner, and for someone aiming to perform excellently, this shouldn't be happening

Well the Brain is like a muscle when you challenge it daily or constantly it mopps Information rapidly but when left idle it reverts to a rock and can't absorb much detailed info. I even experienced such but with constant reading and answering past questions relative to your course your Brain will bounce back.
... Don't be too hard on yourself, dust your books, watch YouTube videos that will help you in your course