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Studying early morning or at night?
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Enrico
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01 September 2014 at 1:36am | IP Logged

soclydeza85 wrote:

This is probably a subjective question and is more on the topic of general studying than
specifically languages, but when do you all study your language and when do you find you retain the information
better?

In general, when I study for engineering exams I usually go right up to when I go to sleep and I find that the next
morning (when I take the exam) it is right there in my mind as if I just saw the material. I would love to wake up an
hour early to study my language (I feel like it would give me more time to cover more material throughout the day)
but I always felt that my mind is more tuned to night studying, so I never bothered.

Do any of you have success with studying your languages (or any other subject matter) early in the morning?

I study languages based more on a wish. The best time to learn when I want to learn :-) At that time I remember
things best of all, it can be in the morning, in the night or in the middle of the day.

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