Tips on creating a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere for studying

[zhrh]

can any one know some tips in order to create a comfortable and relax atmosphere in which somebody (like me) can keep on studying though the pressure of exam is increasingly suffocating.

[ستاره لارا]

preparing a proper study environment allows you to maximize you learning power. If you combined this with an effective time management, high motivation, good reading and note taking skills, and systematic test preparation, a good study environment serves as a great factor for productive effort.
A good study environment is a highly individualized matter. What’s right for you may not be right for a friend or roommate. As much as possible, you should designate a special place to study. This place should be clean and should provide few distractions (things that are attractive to you should be removed) to allow maximum concentration. Needless to say, some study tasks, must be done elsewhere, but having a regular "home base" that you associate with studying helps to reinforce your self-discipline. It also provides a place where essential materials can be stored.

There are three important factors in creating your study environment:
a. Your learning style
b. The nature of the learning task
c. The availability of learning resources

[zhrh]

i can not study in isolation
i mean i can not concentrate when i am alone.
i should be in a noisy environment to be able to comprehend the msg.
places like lunch table, the corridor of university, desegregated libraries, university campus and other noisy places lend me maximum concentration that i can learn with unimaginably high speed.
when i am alone, any small variation can distract me in addition that in case of loneliness i feel a lot more stressful and nervous.
however in a busy place i am less anxious and attended to content.
generally speaking, i want some recommendations about how to feel more relax to reach an optimal speed of learning.
i mean what can i do to release the pressure felt upon me. e.g. practice testing, finishing one book rather than gradual consumption,...( things like that)