[AwkwardPenguin]

(Original post by PureDetermination)
Wow I'm taking inspiration! Your so organised.

I ditto this! Honestly that is my aim - for my desk to be as tidy and well organised as that.

[JDee]

Some might say that the computer is a distraction but I need it to look up things which I don't understand!

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You don't need to have any study area if you follow the tips here. 'tis amaazingly works
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[TheWorldEndsWithMe]

I usually work at the kitchen table.
It's quite messy- filled with maths textbooks and economics notes and stuff. It'll be getting cleaned as soon as the exams are over (although I could probably get rid of the economics stuff now, those exams are finished). Maths and economics textbooks are getting returned tomorrow, so that'll be some of the mess gone.

[HalleStar]

It's my whole room really, I have a little fold away desk and then I have 3 sections of my room that were divided between chemistry psychology and sociology, right now it's pretty clean considering it's exam season.


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[JustCharley]

Old style tiny school desk next to my bedroom window. Philosophy requires maximum gazing-out-into-nothing-to-ponder space.

[mrshinyshoes]

It started out on the kitchen table, then I got fed up of carrying it everywhere, so I'm in my room and it's basically papers everywhere apart from my desk where they should be :/

Don't move stuff to your room my computer distracts me too much!

[PureDetermination]

[Mocking_bird]

I use the dining room table, which is huge and still gets completely covered in my work.
Its an organised mess though.
I have piles for each biology, chemistry, maths and geography and then a pile for notebooks/stationary

[Crystallouise99]

My study area starts of very very neat and tidy. When I get started on my revision, I dunno where I put what.
I usually have physics, biology and chemistry together and they all get mixed up.
It's a nightmare when the window is open in the summer and the wind is blowing.

[journeyofeducation]

I work at my desk in my bedroom. Its distracting because its right by the window, so i daydream and look outside at the world all the time!

[Crystallouise99]

(Original post by journeyofeducation)
I work at my desk in my bedroom. Its distracting because its right by the window, so i daydream and look outside at the world all the time!

Same I do that as well !!! It is sooo distracting. Especially when you have a nice landscape view.

[DannyW94]

I work on a fairly big desk in my bedroom so I can spread out all my things but sometimes when I feel like I need a change of scenery I'll invade the dining room table

[KrishanC93]

(Original post by Mocking_bird)
I use the dining room table, which is huge and still gets completely covered in my work.
Its an organised mess though.
I have piles for each biology, chemistry, maths and geography and then a pile for notebooks/stationary

Me too except for Geography! I keep having to move stuff out of the way so we can eat on it though!

[mrshinyshoes]

(Original post by PureDetermination)

I keep seeing cue cards in pictures, am i missing out not having them?

[Id and Ego seek]

It's nice and neat, well lit, close to a window, and I'm always on it;

it's my bed

[TattyBoJangles]

I use the large dining table. It's big enough for 10 people to sit around, and I manage to spread my stuff literally all over it. My mum's given up telling me to organise my revision - I much prefer "organised chaos".
Although the main reason I choose to study in there is because our living room and dining room are open-plan and there's a surround-sound system in the living room and I like listening to music when I revise.

[Where'sPerry?]

My bed. Quality revision goes on up here (it's the top one of a bunk bed), I have actually produced a Homer Simpson-style groove on the mattress where I place my bum as I study

[stillgotlegs]

Sheets and sheets of paper everywhere.

[sinfonietta]

Err, I don't have one. I either study while sat on my bed (I don't own a desk) or in the armchair in my parent's lounge.

(Original post by Picture~Perfect)
I have a desk but it's not big enough, when I study I tend to 'spread'. Therefore I've hijacked the dinning room table, which to be honest sometimes still isn't big enough, so I have to be careful and make sure I keep things tidy and organised.
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This half is tidy the other half I spread my work over...

That's so neat. And cute! ;o