Do you listen to music while studying

I like listening to music while studying, infact i always do that whenever i study.Its a good way to help you get relaxed and somewhat it helps me to avoid stress and ENJOY studying, but i do avoid adiciting songs, sometimes it turns out to be distracting;)

When I was in the high school,I used to listeing to the music when I was doing my exercises.But now,in the college,I found that,it is hard for me to foucs on my study when I listen to the music or something else.I donn't think it is a bad thing for me,and exactly,I see it as a good habit.

No way. Not again. I have tried several times listening to music while studying .. and I always end up singing the song, listening to the beat, the lyrics and all. Instead of concentrating and memorizing lines and important facts from what you are studying, I mostly end up singing lines of the song. That's why I don't listen to music anymore. :)

I am no longer a student, but when I was I liked to multi-task - listening to music or watching television while I did my homework and studying. I got good grades, so it must have worked for me!

Always. I find it pretty hard to study without having music on, regardless what I'm studying. The music makes it easier for me to concentrate on what I'm doing.

I alays listen to a CD or the radio when i do home work.

Only if it's instrumental. I always wished I could listen to music while studying but I could never do it because I couldn't help myself singing along and getting distracted. Perhaps it's because I'm dyslexic or just that I can't multi-task, I don't know, but I had to give up in the end and just listen to wordless soundtracks like the "Braveheart" soundtrack. It's a really nice lot of music and helped me along a lot.

It depends on what i'm studying. I've learned to study while my kids played so listening to music was no big deal. I'm studing to be a Transcriptionist and when I had to transcribe obviously I couldn't listen to music and the only time I could do that was when the kids are asleep.