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studying 8-10 hrs a day during STUVAC (1 Viewer)
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lol i've pulled those kinds of study days right before trials.
it's not easy.
Best way of going about it is timetabling the day to do a solid 10 hours of PLANNED study... know exactly what you're going to study. most of the time if your not exactly sure what to study, you'll end up procrastinating and wasting time. The timetabling thing worked for me...
you may be different... but I don't recommend studying a lot at night time. the body tends to go into shut-down mode.
it's not easy.
Best way of going about it is timetabling the day to do a solid 10 hours of PLANNED study... know exactly what you're going to study. most of the time if your not exactly sure what to study, you'll end up procrastinating and wasting time. The timetabling thing worked for me...
you may be different... but I don't recommend studying a lot at night time. the body tends to go into shut-down mode.
I'm talking about a 'temporary' timetable... not a regular timetable that is set for each week. For example, on a particular day u know u want to cover a certain number of topics from a subject, or whatever... so make a timetable only for one day... so that you cover whatever you aimed to cover.
Sometime's it's really hard to avoid distractions though... like today, we had guests over, and I just couldn't keep on studying without saying hello and getting into a chat. Then my cousins called me to go over and see them for a bit.. so that took another couple of hours away. These next two weeks - I'M OFF THE AIR. lol
Sometime's it's really hard to avoid distractions though... like today, we had guests over, and I just couldn't keep on studying without saying hello and getting into a chat. Then my cousins called me to go over and see them for a bit.. so that took another couple of hours away. These next two weeks - I'M OFF THE AIR. lol
im doing the weekly planner thing - the only reason that its working is because ive planned to do exams and ive stuck all the study i need to do around those exams so that when the exams come im ready for them (just past exams)
this way im studying for something close rather than something relativley far away (even tho english is in 2 and a half weeks...)
this way im studying for something close rather than something relativley far away (even tho english is in 2 and a half weeks...)
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An ex-hsc student who got 100 uai did not create a timetable in terms of hours (ie. 2 hours on math, 3 hours on english etc...). Instead, she set goals she needed to achieve and I think this is much more succesful then allocating timedanz90 said:
Kirsty Xx
That's the price we pay
I worked up a weekly study timetable and in the morning before I start I pencil in what subjects I want to do on that day.
On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday I study up to about 11 ½ hours. This comes up to around 12 hours on weekends.
I wake at 7am and start at 8am and finish around 10pm. Plenty of little breaks inbetween though.
You've got to be seriously and unconditionally dedicated and motivated to pull it off however. If you believe you can, then if is humanly possibly. Just know your limits and vices.
On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday I study up to about 11 ½ hours. This comes up to around 12 hours on weekends.
I wake at 7am and start at 8am and finish around 10pm. Plenty of little breaks inbetween though.
You've got to be seriously and unconditionally dedicated and motivated to pull it off however. If you believe you can, then if is humanly possibly. Just know your limits and vices.
i-love-maynard
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I've done two hrs this morning. Plan on doing two more hrs in the afternoon, then two more later on tonight.
If you space out your study, it doesn't feel like you're flogging yourself.
If you space out your study, it doesn't feel like you're flogging yourself.
im not sure if thats a good habit to get into because when the exams come, you wont be able to get out of it very easily...henry08 said:
but i can see the advantages of studying at these kind of times.
I think numbers' approach would suit me better than yours tho
Kirsty Xx
That's the price we pay
My principal is freaking out that our grade will fuck up the HSC and he told us to do 100 hours of study a week. I'm serious. He's a complete fucknuckle. One teacher said his heart was in the right place, he was just being highly unrealistic. Then when the principal got all our grade together on the last week of school and stressed that 3-4 hours of study a day "AIN'T ENOUGH, IT JUST AIN'T" and that some people in the state are doing 15 hours a day. I was like, fuck off, find me these people!