I tried moving several times and the same thing kept happening.
How do you handle this?

The test room could be full of distractions. Pick a better place for now, but be sure that you should learn to refocus yourself when distractions come your way.Erickt26 wrote:How do you handle these "packs" or women or men in the library who come to chat and gossip. Today I was on a pretty good run of LG with average of -0 on every game. Soon as these three guys show up in front of my study area, my concentration goes off, and I get a -3 on a simple ordering game! I hate these people who are talking on their phone, cracking jokes, and just simply do not know that a library should be silent.
I tried moving several times and the same thing kept happening.
How do you handle this?
This. Get used to distractions. Those people coming in and distracting you are training you for test day when someone is going to randomly freak out, or a mass of people won't stop sniffling and/or coughing, or your proctor won't stop crinkling the newspaper and popping bubblegum, or a phone goes off. Better to learn to deal with distractions now than on test day.myscoreonmysleeve wrote:The test room could be full of distractions. Pick a better place for now, but be sure that you should learn to refocus yourself when distractions come your way.Erickt26 wrote:How do you handle these "packs" or women or men in the library who come to chat and gossip. Today I was on a pretty good run of LG with average of -0 on every game. Soon as these three guys show up in front of my study area, my concentration goes off, and I get a -3 on a simple ordering game! I hate these people who are talking on their phone, cracking jokes, and just simply do not know that a library should be silent.
I tried moving several times and the same thing kept happening.
How do you handle this?
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It can sometimes help if you set a formal ritual for getting back in the zone. For example, stretch your neck, roll your shoulders, breathe in and exhale, then get back to it.Erickt26 wrote:I see.
Yes. All of you make a great point. It is just so dam hard to get back in the zone you know?
I will make that effort.
Thanks.
LOL. Funny how we remember the conversations of other so well.RoaringMice wrote:It can sometimes help if you set a formal ritual for getting back in the zone. For example, stretch your neck, roll your shoulders, breathe in and exhale, then get back to it.Erickt26 wrote:I see.
Yes. All of you make a great point. It is just so dam hard to get back in the zone you know?
I will make that effort.
Thanks.