My house is too noisy and I can't study I'm twelve and I really need to find a quiet place to study in a small house since my parents work from home?

Answer 1

I suggest you buy earplugs from the chemist for a couple of dollars and study in your bedroom with the door closed or you can study in the library. The best way to study is to do an hour everyday after you get home from school. Try and use the same spot. If you have a desk keep it clear. Or you can sit on your bed. I also suggest you tell your parents your having trouble studying and ask them what they suggest you and they could do about it.

I applaud you for wanting to study when your 12. It's really important for your future.


Answer:
Perhaps you could use earphones with your computer or iPod (or similar) to play masking music or "Tranquility" noises to block out the sounds. However - once out in the world of work you'll find offices and labs are just as noisy as your home. The best thing to do is practice learning to ignore this background clatter.

Answer 2

There are several options here: * Study outside of your home, in the library or at a museum or park * Close your bedroom door and wear earplugs or listen to soft music with earphones (you don't want loud, distracting music!) * Ask your parents if you can make a study spot in an out-of-the way location at home, like the garage, a treehouse, or even the attic; fix that area so that it is as quiet as you can make it, and have a comfortable place to sit and study * Ask your parents for help in getting rid of some of the noise in the house - if it is related to their business, it will probably not be possible, but if it is from family members being noisy because they don't know you need quiet, then maybe you can work things out. See if they will agree to have a "quiet time" for a few hours every night - everyone has to be as quiet as they can during this time, and all kids in the family should use this time to work on their assignments and study.