How to benefit from your reading 
Keep a reading journal. 
In your journal, write a summary of the chapter, a list of vocabulary words that elude or confuse you, and brief discussion about how the section made you feel/what you thought of/meaning, etc. 
Choose your reading area.

Read in a comfortable area, but not too comfortable. If you don't care much for reading, reading in bed, or on a comfy couch may not be a good idea.

How to avoid gcse stress 
Plan for how you're going to handle the workload. 
Create a precise timetable detailing times set for revising, relaxation, sleeping and exercising. Start this process well ahead of time, so that you can allot enough time to study each day, without being overwhelmed.

Ideally your study schedule will be divided by subject, with a little extra time spent on the subjects you need more work on. If you need help deciding when and how to study for which part, ask your teacher or tutors for input.

An old man in black shirt and eye glasses is sitting on a green table, in front of him are book, chips with different colors and stack of cards. he

placed the cards on the table, on top of the yellow stars on the table, he arrange the cards in horizontal way.

A person puts a white towel over the man's face. He puts shaving cream on the man's face. He then puts a towel over the mans face again. he


then shaves the mans beard with a razor.