Any advice on study timetables? (1 Viewer)

[frankiedeg]

I am studying Chemistry, Physics, 2 Unit Mathematics, English Advanced, Music and SOR 2U (although i am dropping to 1 unit SOR at the end of term). I was just wondering if anyone had advice on studying or anything, like what subjects to focus on or how much i should be aiming to study a day? anything is appreciated

 

[enoilgam]

Personally, study timetables never worked for me, mainly because they were too inflexible. Some nights you might be tired or busy and other nights you might be free and really motivated to do work. I just aimed to complete a certain amount of study objectives before the end of the week and set the amount of work I did per day accordingly. Also, you shouldnt really aim to study for a certain amount of time (ie I want to study for 6 hours tonight), just set yourself a reasonable amount of work per day and do your best to complete it.

 

[Uniqueness]

Personally, study timetables never worked for me, mainly because they were too inflexible. Some nights you might be tired or busy and other nights you might be free and really motivated to do work. I just aimed to complete a certain amount of study objectives before the end of the week and set the amount of work I did per day accordingly. Also, you shouldnt really aim to study for a certain amount of time (ie I want to study for 6 hours tonight), just set yourself a reasonable amount of work per day and do your best to complete it.

I find this to be more effective too. Unless you're going to really stick to it, I wouldn't suggest a timetable. Life is unpredictable and unless you're flexible, start off with just setting s specific amount of work to do each day then increase that as you get more comfortable.