Introduction 2/2

The following figure shows the first four chapters of the module Studying@Home.
These chapters first focus on organising your place of learning and on strategies for good time management.
Because the question of personal contact is currently of particular relevance, we will then devote a separate chapter to the topic of learning groups.
Finally, there will be a presentation of relaxation techniques that are a good complement to the strategies for good time management.
If you move your mouse onto the respective chapter or click on it, a short overview of the content is displayed.
In our experience, these are the most important topics for self-directed learning at home. However, you may be struggling with completely different challenges in your everyday life. Perhaps you can still take helpful suggestions from this module. Furthermore, we offer you the possibility to contact us by mail.

In addition to well-planned, efficient learning phases, regular and timely breaks are also part of good exam preparation. We'll show you how to take a break the right way.

Good planning is usually half the battle. However, things often turn out differently than you think. We show you how to plan your working days well.

In order to plan your work phases sensibly, it is first important to know what you want to achieve in the first place. Unfortunately, it happens too often that we set ourselves unrealistic goals. We'll show you how to set realistic goals.

And then it also happens that too many goals seem important at the same time. We'll show you how to decide what is most important first.