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22 Daily Habits That Will Make Student smarter
« on: November 13, 2015, 04:10:25 pm »
It’s easy to fall behind in school whether you’re smart or not – it’s a lot of work!
To be a smart student – a student who knows how to study and how to succeed
– you’ve got to start from day 1. With the right studying tactics and a few tricks
up your sleeve, this student will be you if you practice this 22 Daily Habits That Will
Make Student smarter
22 Daily Habits That Will Make Student smarter
1. Come up with 10 ideas every day.
Think about how to reduce poverty, how to solve a daily problem you have,
interesting movie ideas, or anything. It doesn’t matter what subject your ideas fall
into, as long as you’re working your brain and your idea muscles. Your list might
even lead to a new startup idea or writing subject. —Claudia Azula Altucher
2. Read the newspaper.
It will help you become more aware of the important things happening around the
word. You’ll learn to form your own opinions and connect the dots between
seemingly unrelated things. You’ll also have a lot more to talk about at parties or
with friends. —Manas J Saloi
3. Play devil’s advocate.
Take something you recently learned and generate a unique opinion on it that
wouldn’t immediately come to mind. Try to support it with evidence, and be open
to the idea that new evidence will change your opinion. Repeat this every day,
and you’ll become much better at thinking outside the box.
If you’re feeling stuck, try reading and critically evaluating the editorial section of
papers. They will help you understand how other people form arguments and
express their opinions. —Peter DePaulo
4. Read a chapter in a fiction or nonfiction book.
Aim to read a book a week. You can always find pockets of time to read, whether
on your daily commute or while you’re waiting in line. Goodreads is a great way to
keep track of everything you read and to also find a community of other readers.
Fiction books are great for understanding characters and getting absorbed into
another perspective, while non-fiction books are great for introducing you to new
topics, from politics to psychology. —Claudia Azula Altucher
5. Instead of watching TV, watch educational videos.
Sometimes, it’s more fun to watch things about a subject you love than to read
about it, and you can learn a lot from other people’s experiences.
You can find fun, educational videos on Khan Academy or watch TED talks. You
can also find good ones on Youtube’s channelSmarterEvery Day. In videos, the
information is often presented in a digestible, memorable way, so you can be
assured they’ll stick. —Hendrik Sleeckx
6. Subscribe to feeds of interesting information.
Follow interesting voices on Facebook and Twitter, so you’ll always learn
something new when you look at your newsfeed or dashboard. For example, if you
want to keep up with the latest news in science and technology, subscribe to the
“I F—— Love Science” page on Facebook. You can also follow email newsletters,
such as Cal Newport’sStudy Hacks and Today I Found Out. —Saurabh Shah
7. Check in with your favorite knowledge sources.
Every day, scroll through Quora, Stack Overflow, specialty blogs, or any other
sources that satiate your hunger for knowledge. This is an extremely easy habit,
because other users are curating the content for you, so all you have to do is
follow the ones who write about topics interesting to you. Try using Pocket to
save articles for later reading, and then try to get through them before going to
sleep at night. —Manas J Saloi
8. Share what you learn with other people.
If you find someone to debate and analyze ideas with, you can add to each
other’s knowledge and gain new perspectives. Also, when you can explain ideas to
someone else, it means you’ve definitely mastered the concept. You can even
share what you learn without directly talking to someone. Many people like to
start blogs so they can engage others in online dialogue. —Mike Xie
9. Make two “To Do” lists: one of work-related skills you want to learn now, and
another of things you want to achieve in the future.
Google Docs is a convenient way to keep track of your lists. For both, decide
what you want to learn, compile sources that will teach you these skills, and then
work on them each day.
For example, if you work in a computer-science related field, your first list might
suggest you learn something new in Python one day or that you try using
MongoDB another day.
For your second list, you can think about long-term goals, such as whether you
want to go into marketing or architecture. Write down the small steps you need to
take to reach that goal, whether it’s by reading the experts in those fields or
taking classes at a local college. —Manas J Saloi
10. Write an “I Did” list.
At the end of each day, write down what you completed. This will help you feel
better about all the things you accomplished, especially if you’re feeling
discouraged. It will also help you reflect on how productive you were and how you
can re-structure your to-do lists for the next day. —Claudia Azula Altucher
11. Start a “Stop Doing” list.
To clear out the mental clutter, take note of the mindless ways you spend your
time. Break old habits, and make time for new, better ones. AsWarren Buffett
says, “The difference between successful people and very successful people is
that very successful say ‘no’ to almost everything.” —Shane Parrish
12. Write down what you learn.
You can start a blog or use an app like Inkpad to help you keep track of
everything you learn. Not only will this be a great way to keep a record of
everything you’re doing, but it’s also a good source of motivation to keep you
accountable. You will want to learn more if you know that at the end of the day
you’ll have to write about it. —Manas J Saloi
13. Stimulate your mind.
Going on a daily run is a great way to get your brain flowing and to keep your
mental health in shape. It’s also a great way to think through difficult decisions or
process new information. —Rick Bruno
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14. Take online courses.
Check out this list of the most popular online courses for professionals. Make
sure you don’t overload yourself; commit to one to two and truly focus on them.
The syllabus will also keep you on track, so you know you will be doing something
every day, whether it’s listening to a lecture or working on an assignment. —
Manas J Saloi
15. Talk to someone you find interesting.
Even if they’re strangers, don’t be afraid to approach them. Ask about their
interests and how they discovered them. Oftentimes, you learn the most from
people you barely know. —Manas J Saloi
16. Hang out with people who are smarter than you.
Spend as much time as you can with smart people. Every day, you should strive
to have a coffee date or walk with someone who inspires you.
Always be humble and willing to learn. Ask as many questions as possible. If you
are always around people who are more knowledgeable than you, you’ll have no
choice but to learn more. —Manas J Saloi
17. Follow your questions.
If you see or hear about something cool, don’t just let the moment pass. Follow
up — pursue your curiosity and find the answer to your question. —Mike Xie
18. Use a word-of-the-day app.
You will increase your vocabulary, which can help you in competitive tests like
the SAT or GRE, or even just sound more eloquent in daily interactions.
You can also try to learn new vocabulary in a different language. Every day, try to
add five to 10 more words to the foreign language you are trying to pursue. You
can use LiveMocha, Basuu, or DuoLingo. —Manas J Saloi
19. Do something scary.
“Getting out of our comfort zone always makes us wiser.” Every day, push
yourself a little further. Try public speaking by joining a ToastMasters class, lead a
meeting by volunteering a proposal at work, or reach out to someone you really
admire by sending a quick letter or email. —Claudia Azula Altucher
20. Explore new areas.
If you can’t travel every day, at least try to find something new within your
hometown. You’ll meet different people, learn new facts, and understand
something new about the world. It’s a lot more productive than staying at home
and watching TV. —Manas J Saloi
21. Adopt a productive hobby.
If you have something you can work on every day, from knitting to fly fishing, you
can actively learn more just from doing. For instance, you may try to play a new
piece of music every day, read a physics textbook, write a few more pages in your
novel, or learn a new computer skill. —Mayank Rajput
22. Exercise and eat a healthy diet.
Opt for brain foods to fuel your thinking, and avoid alcohol and heavy meals that
will make you sluggish. When your energy dips, take a walk. “The more blood
flowing into your brain, the better your performance. Great thinkers like Mahatma
Gandhi and Charles Darwin were famous for their long walks.” —Janne Piiroinen
   
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