How to Deal With Lectures

Have adequate sleep., Boost your energy levels with good nutrition., Have a coffee or tea prior to the lecture., Write or type as you listen., Be ready for participation if you are in a Socratic method.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Have adequate sleep.

    If you've got lectures at 5pm and you had three hours sleep the night before, the chances of you being alert are very low.

    Take a nap before the lecture if needs be but try to stick to a good sleeping schedule all through term.
  2. Step 2: Boost your energy levels with good nutrition.

    Eat well and choose healthy, nutritious food for the majority of your snacks as well as meals.

    Eat slow-burning foods to give you sustained energy through a lecture; use energy bars if needed. , This might help to wake you up and keep you alert for the duration of the lecture. , This can be a good method for creating the focus that you might not otherwise have.

    Spend time highlighting parts that you find are particularly relevant or should be remembered/looked up after the lecture.

    This type of focus will help the lecture to pass quickly. , This means listening attentively and having done your homework beforehand.
  3. Step 3: Have a coffee or tea prior to the lecture.

  4. Step 4: Write or type as you listen.

  5. Step 5: Be ready for participation if you are in a Socratic method.

Detailed Guide

If you've got lectures at 5pm and you had three hours sleep the night before, the chances of you being alert are very low.

Take a nap before the lecture if needs be but try to stick to a good sleeping schedule all through term.

Eat well and choose healthy, nutritious food for the majority of your snacks as well as meals.

Eat slow-burning foods to give you sustained energy through a lecture; use energy bars if needed. , This might help to wake you up and keep you alert for the duration of the lecture. , This can be a good method for creating the focus that you might not otherwise have.

Spend time highlighting parts that you find are particularly relevant or should be remembered/looked up after the lecture.

This type of focus will help the lecture to pass quickly. , This means listening attentively and having done your homework beforehand.

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