For most students, the slow pace of learning progress is one of the chief reasons for their academic failure. Generally, there are two main reasons why people study. First, they want to be successful. For instance, a student may fight their own laziness and do everything possible to be outstanding in this or that subject to hear words of praise from parents or teachers. It is practically impossible to underestimate the capability of achievement and recognition for fuelling efforts.

On the other hand, motivation may also be provided by a threat factor, which is represented by failing grades and the attendant consequences at home or school. The longing to avoid such an unpleasant consequence could drive students into putting in efforts that would help them score better grades.

This week we'll take a look at some creative ways to avoid the pitfalls and monotony of learning. Motivation generally holds the key to great success, and most importantly, helping others motivate themselves is about illuminating the intrinsic value of education; showing them that their efforts in the classroom will pay off in a way that matters. Understanding a purpose for one's actions is core to sustaining enthusiasm and dedication.

Creating a study space turns out to be one of the richest ways to enhance learning. Whereas it may work for some people to be in a silent environment, for some others, this environment needs to be 'just right'-one that neither causes discomfort nor distracts them from whatever they are doing. A study area that causes minimal discomfort and as few distractions as possible will enhance focus and productivity.

Another crucial element in successful learning is the development of an orderly study plan. Such a plan should be clear; all the directions are laid out and well-organized to make learning easier and less overwhelming. It helps in breaking down big tasks into smaller achievable goals that facilitate steady progress.

Avoiding distraction means defining focus during study. Televisions, social media, and other technologies are all distractors leading to sidetracking one's attention, hence slowing down the process of learning. This enables students to give their full concentration to studies.

Finally, self-rewarding acts as a strong means of motivation enhancement. After all, who does not like rewards? The idea of introducing pleasure activities-favored meals or leisurely walks, for example-after the completion of study goals reinforces positive behavior and self-esteem. By engaging in this practice, one will not only derive immediate gratification but also further effort and participation.

The challenge of complacent learning can only be overcome by measures that ensure sustained motivation, organized ways of studying, and creating conducive study environments. Application of these strategies not only allows an individual to have a more effective and interesting way of learning but also via consistent effort and thoughtful planning, students can make changes in their approach to learning and realize full potential for future success.

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