How to Create a Study Plan
First, I brainstorm ideas a study plan for example, what I
will study, how long the duration is, which materials I will use.
Then, I organize my ideas by crossing unnecessary subjects,
books, or material. After that, I put the similar things together so that I can
recognize the connection among them more easily.
To draft my study plan, I make a time table and write down
my tentative plan on it.
I review my plan by checking whether anything is missing or
not. Moreover, I judge whether my plan is an appropriate plan.
I revise my plan by making a few changes. If I find that I
have to study two or three hard subjects in the same day, I will try to split
them.
Finally, I am ready to publish my study plan. However, it is
hard to apply ideas into practice. I often get off track and I never follow my study
plans.
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