Quiz: What's your at-home study style

By ReachOut Content Team
Published 05 September 2023

It can be tough to stay focused when you're studying at home. Between your family hanging out in the lounge room, your dog begging you for a walk, or your bed looking particularly comfortable that day, there’s a million things just waiting to distract you.

But studying from home has plenty of benefits. It can mean more time to do the things you love after a study session wraps up, and it teaches you how to stay focused while in your own space — which is a super valuable skill for any future jobs where you may be working from home.

Learning how to study effectively at home starts with knowing your personal study style. Everyone likes to study differently, and knowing what makes you tick sets you up for success.

Want more home study tips? Ask ReachOut.

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