#My Reading Time Table 3#This reader is the next part of #My Reading Time Table 2# . Here this reader is helping the students to note their subjects, time, week and month for studying. This reader is very important for studying and also help the student to succeed in his school academytimetable to studentsHaving a study plan as a learner is very important as it helps you maximize and prioritize on the things that are of urgency or importance, most students do not have an organized study plan and if they have they fail to follow the plan drawn. Helps plan long-term. ... Helps in tackling progress.#A study timetable is something that helps you to stay on track with your studies and helps you in balancing your study time well so that you have time for other activities too. When you plan ahead of your examinations, you know what you need to do and by when you need to do it also you become aware of how much time you actually need to complete a particular topic. A timetable can also help you to fit in other activities that are important to you and help you make time for other important activities of life. Most successful students know how to make a study timetable. If you want to succeed at getting good grades, then you may want to try this to make a schedule.Preparing a Time TablePreparing a timetable is not an easy thing to do. First of all, you need to figure out every aspect of your study topic that you need to cover, the time required and also you need to adjust in some important or mandatory activities in your timetable. There are some prior engagements that also you need to keep in mind while designing your routine. Also do not forget to keep some regular time for recreational activities and sports, as without this you won't be able to freshen up your mind. You cannot just study continuously without taking a break, so it is necessary to keep all these things in mind before you make a timetable. Taking exams can lead to stress and anxiety if you have not studied during the year because you will find yourself cramming for each test and studying late into the night which won't help you much. With a little time management during the school year, you not only minimize stress at exam time but maximize productivity and results and tend to get good grades with some normal effort.To start with, draw up a study timetable and block in all activities, work, lectures, and any household or other responsibilities you may have to do and also remember if you have any previous engagements because later skipping your time-table will lead to a lot of chaos in your schedule. Include meal times and travel time. Be realistic about the facts and time that you will need to complete your topics. Try to make an actual timetable, which is possible for you to stick by, not some ideal that can never be achieved, be true to yourself about your capability. Make enough copies to cover all the weeks leading up to exams or assessment. Here are some steps that you must keep in mind once you begin to prepare your timetable: Work out your most effective study times when you believe you can concentrate well, and you don't have anything around that may distract you, a time when you can study best. It is your choice to decide either morning, afternoon or evening time, according to your suitability. Select a time when it is really peaceful at your place and probably a time when no one's going to disturb you or distract you.Go through your syllabus and consider which subjects need the most study and revision. Also, make a list of topics that are very important from the examination point of view. Estimate how many hours you think you need for each subject or topic and try to match this with the hours available in your weekly planner. Time yourself in such a way that you get enough time for revision.