= Jennifer =
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how do u guys make ur readings an enjoyable experience...i tend to get bored easily?
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Since when are readings ever enjoyable? I hate reading, really I do. At the moment I'm reading a 100 page master plan for Sydney Olympic Park. Its as boring as all hell. So I watch tv at the same time. I also tend to switch subjects all the time. Get bored of one thing, move onto another subject. Also I draw little pictures on the side of the page - keeps me entertained cause I can't draw either 
William_Lawry
NSW Police
i dont do them
hiphophorray123
Banned
i tend to do my readings first week and then all other weeks skim thru em
Theres a difference between reading and looking at picturesmiss_gtr said:
I like reading those mags cause they are interesting.If I have to read for uni, I sometimes sit on the train and go from Richmond to Hornsby, cause theres really nothing else to do on the train
klh
Active Member
same as cape...tv in the background helps. i guess you have to be interested in the topic to make you interested, so it up to you but also up to the lecturer and what they pick, i mean articles are so much easier to read that scholarly articles.
and i agree with cape again, since when are readings fun? the only ever reading i enjoyed out of high school was an article which had like names and their associated meaning [humourously made of course] e.g Richard: the boy who draws p*nises on toilet doors...and uni? er...an accounting chapter that made accounting more interesting to me [yes very nerdy]
and i agree with cape again, since when are readings fun? the only ever reading i enjoyed out of high school was an article which had like names and their associated meaning [humourously made of course] e.g Richard: the boy who draws p*nises on toilet doors...and uni? er...an accounting chapter that made accounting more interesting to me [yes very nerdy]
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LaraB
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hmm..well i don't see how not doing them is gonna help you do well....
just don't do it all in big batches, do like, 1/2 hour lots and then go for a run or have something to eat or call someone for a totally random phonecall.. anything just to break the thought process
n then when you come back to it, it won't seem so much
just don't do it all in big batches, do like, 1/2 hour lots and then go for a run or have something to eat or call someone for a totally random phonecall.. anything just to break the thought process
n then when you come back to it, it won't seem so much
= Jennifer =
Active Member
thanx everyone for your suggestions