Sometimes, I feel like doing absolutely nothing and will do everything in my power to make sure. I know I have an assignment due the next day or a test to study for, and that I've barely started but that doesn't mean I won't continue to procrastinate. I'll check Facebook, Twitter, Tumbler, Instagram, my Email, etc. numerous times, fully knowing there won't be anything new there. I'll text people or watch everything in my YouTube subscription box. I'll stare at them assignment hoping that something will spark in my brain, to get me going, but usually, nothing does.
Forming a study group.
If you can, try getting some people together and form a study group. You can keep each other in check and can bounce ideas and questions off of each other. I took a Japanese class a few years ago, and I would always study with other people for a few hours a day. I was getting all of my work done before I left school for the day, and if I needed help with the assignments, I could always ask them for help.
Studying in different locations.
If you're trying to study at home, try going to a cafe or the library. I like studying in the school cafeteria during lunch and grabbing some food. A few times a week I go to one of the local coffee places on campus and getting some coffee while I study. If I want someplace quite; the school or local library is always a good option, and the library at my school is open until midnight on the weekdays.
Take a break.
After writing a page or reading a chapter, I may take a 5-minute break. During this time, I may watch a short video, or grab a snake or drink, or stretch for a bit. This would also be the time I'd check any social media or text, anyone, back. Sometimes I'll edit photos or do a quick drawing. If you want to take a longer break, going for a walk or to the gym is also a good option.
Listen to music.
Sometimes I'll specifically make a playlist just to work on an assignment, with songs that correlate to what I'm studying. For example; I was studying Japanese, I would listen to Japanese music. I've also gone onto YouTube and looked up some study mixes or a playlist. I also enjoy listening to podcasts
Get it done.
This one might seem obvious, but just forcing myself to do it, also works. I might not be the most attentive the whole time, but just putting my phone down and having a little self-restraint can go a long way. I know that there are apps out there that will lock you out of other apps for a certain amount of time, but I've personally never tried them. Once I start doing the work, I eventually find a groove and get it done.
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