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Distractions and Studying

By Tyler Larsen

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Technology can be such a helpful tool. It can also be a huge distraction. I speak from personal experience. I'm a self-diagnosed tech-aholic. I absolutely dig technology. I am writing this post from a new plug-in for windows explorer. To keep my distractions to a minimum I schedule an hour a day to limit my distraction. The time helps me keep on task when it's not my scheduled technology time. I split the time up: 30 minutes in the morning and 30 minutes in the evening. So my two cents on the subject of distractions, is to schedule time for them so those distractions don't disrupt the time scheduled for studying.

Full post as published by Law School Survivor on November 06, 2007 (boomark / email).

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