No student craves to sit down for hours on end just looking at their textbooks, hence bizarre study techniques have surfaced on social media purportedly to help those who have a little trouble keeping focus.
From #StudyWithMe videos to taking cold showers, techniques seem to depend solely on their novelty rather than any meaningful action.
And yet again, it’s a Malaysian this time who adds another one to the list.
Taking to Twitter, the admin of @dermarollerMY thought that she’d share her method of powering through her study notes, for the benefit of the public.
Untuk student-student yang baca satu page terus tutup buku, korang boleh cuba tips ni! Kira macam motivation & self reward la bila korang habiskan setiap chapter tu.
Macam sis yang semangat berkobar-kobar tengok duit, sis letaklah duit as my reward ? pic.twitter.com/nnQ3qa2Qcc
— Clear Dermaroller™ (@dermarollerMY) June 27, 2019
She wrote, “For students who stop at the first page of their book, try this tip! It’s a motivation and “self-reward” technique each time you finish a chapter.”
“As someone who is more inclined towards monetary rewards, use money instead of chocolates.”
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The tip, however, did not go down well with netizens, as they began to poke holes in her strategy.
One netizen said that books and chocolates should not mix.
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Another punnily used the word ‘hancur’ (destroyed) to exemplify how this study tip is a bad idea.
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“Yeah right. All it takes is an ‘itchy hand’ to one studying to pull the chocolate away from the book.”
“Study? Hanchoc (destroyed).”
From then on, the han-choc chant became a theme with netizens commenting on the post.
Source: Twitter
These people need to study more puns instead of tweeting, methinks.
Study habits are entirely personal. What works for you might not work for others. Thus, the end-of-chapter reward system might work for you after all.
Got any study tips that are worth sharing? Share your methods in the comments section below!
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