Now how do you divide the work you divide it first with the basics and anything you want to establish earlier. Secondly, you do the easy stuff first because you are going to have to do it anyway and as long as you can understand the context in which it is use like for example you have to read so and so pages and answer these true and false questions.Well, you do not do the question first because you need to understand what they're asking by reading the pages. For all the hard questions, ask the teacher and consult (or if it is a workplace just ask employees or even the boss) they are not going to scold you for not knowing and what is the worst they can do for not knowing. For finalizing your work you need to read it out loud because it helps you understand the flow and knowledge which is close end like short answer, read the book again and asks these questions in your head does this apply both to my knowledge and the books? Have I fully understood the books? Have I gotten all information, both necessary and unnecessary from this book?
How do you like to do the work? First you need to establish a connection with the work and yourself by applying stories into examples for clarity or, think about how does this apply to you? For example, this blog for English work and I made it interesting by writing my thoughts and I will be using it to remind myself how to get through in tough times of workload by using these points.
Here are the tips summarized:
- organize work
- do the easy work first
- ask questions
- make it interesting