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quit worrk braaaaaaaaaaaaahshell.q said:am i the only one? i am so tired and burnt out
from school, work, swimming babysitting gym and church
and is our school the only one that have ever just so tied down and overwhelmed with assessment tasks?
yeah jw
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Man, I'm tired and I'm not even going through the work, gym and church that you are. I do NOT feel like picking up a single textbook these holidays, nor writing a single essay, nor solving a single maths problem. In any case, I'll be starting sometime in the next few weeks.shell.q said:am i the only one? i am so tired and burnt out
from school, work, swimming babysitting gym and church
and is our school the only one that have ever just so tied down and overwhelmed with assessment tasks?
Piano is pretty fun and relaxed for anyway as I've completely abandoned lessons/exams.-tal- said:Eh good to know I'm not the only one. Between my 6 day school week, tutoring and all, I don't have much time to do anything else other than school work and piano.
I have a feeling it's the fact that year 12 started only after a 2 week break, stupid first assessments
Doing this will actually make yourself MORE tired... If you sleep more than 8 or 9 hours a day you actually tend to get more tired.x.Exhaust.x said:I sleep too much nowadays. I arrive from tutoring or the library, and I fall dead asleep. Is this a sign of burning out? Or just sleepiness
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yea same here...x.Exhaust.x said:I sleep too much nowadays. I arrive from tutoring or the library, and I fall dead asleep. Is this a sign of burning out? Or just sleepiness
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I agree with this, kinda wish I'd done it myself.Teclis said:Study when you get home... straight away (like after a drink, change and food). Don't put it off and do it at night. Your mind is sharper and you'll get it done faster if you do it then. Giving you more time to relax at the end of the evening. Also if you do it that way, you can build up "Study Stamina"... one of the girls in our year who got a UAI of 99.45 doing Modern History, Ext 2 English, Ext 1 Maths and French via Correspondence did it like this. She started the HSC by finishing all Homework and Study at like 6:00... then after about 5 weeks she would move it to 6:30 etc etc... increasing it in 30 minute or so intervals... until she would study till 9:00 or so then finish. Meaning that by the end of school, between her free periods at school and home study time she was doing probably 7 or 8 hours of Study a day on top of the classes during the day. And because she built up the tolerance, and said "I'll stop at this time no matter what", she actually tended to have enough energy to do Church things and spend time with her rather sick father, and spend time with friends when she needed to.