Wow. Admiration for your studies and 'strive to be the best' as quoted on your name. Best sums it up.lyounamu said:I really do go to bed at 7pm even on weekends. Even if I did not have anything to study, I would still wake up at 2-3am because I am a complete morning-person!
Studying while everyone is sleeping provides the best environment to study in and that's my study method and worked very well for me for several months.
Thanks for that!Razizi said:Wow. Admiration for your studies and 'strive to be the best' as quoted on your name. Best sums it up.
lol, go onto Bos,ZEROtheHERO said:I have to work on this, but:
I get to school at 7:45, which lets me do school work for a good hour. I usually rely on this hour to do my homework, since i can't be bothered to do it at home.
I get home around 3:45, and i do whatever for 15 minutes. SOMETIMES, if your lucky i do homework and school related random stuff, doing it in priority with which one has a close due date.
I do this up to 6, when friends is on. After six, you've lost me. After 6:30 i bludge, go on the internet and BOS, ranting about my shiet day.
I watch tv and eat. And go to bed around 10:30 to 11.
WOO!
That's inspirational...no doubt you're going to ace your HSClyounamu said:I really do go to bed at 7pm even on weekends. Even if I did not have anything to study, I would still wake up at 2-3am because I am a complete morning-person!
That's craaaazy! I suppose you get to sleep in on the weekend though..on fridays i finish at about 10pm after debating
That's still pretty crazy, I've never done that much real study in a single day (in all seriousness). But more power to you, if you can keep it up you're going to go awesome.lyounamu said:Some people might have misunderstanding in regards to my study method aw well. Many people would think I study like 6 hours a day or more but I really don't. Most amount would probably near 5 hours (most of them in the morning) and average about 3-4 hours (during morning, again)
Highly appreciated! I will definitely put that concept into action, thanks.veloc1ty said:Mildly related: an interesting word exercise you might find effective. Make 3 lists of 5 words each: one list of random words you find interesting (ennui, disruption, hollow, raconteur, vicissitude), one list of ordinary nouns (tree, sky, vermillion, book, table) and one list of words to do with a profession (astronaut: space, rocket, helmet, planet, launch). Then make poetic sentences trying to use 1 word from each list. From my examples: Civil disruption is the vermillion helmet of revolution. This helps to spark creativity for stories/poems, improve understanding of words in context and is fun (for me at least) and doesn't take long.
I have to catch a bus from school to the station bout 10 mins catch the train depending on how fast the bus went i might miss the first one and have to wait 20mins for the next.. after that its a 15min train ride.. the a 20min walk home all up bout a hour to get home.. sucks...bassistx said:Spiral exercise books are basically exactly like your A4 exercise/note books, except there's a spiral on the side. You know, like the kind in school diaries? Visual Arts diaries and sketchpads have the same spiral - if that makes it any clearer.
You are so lucky to live so close. I have to take the bus. Blegh. And they run every half hour, so it takes me an hour to get home. Useless.
Er...it takes you that long to fall asleep?lemonlolly said:10:30 go to bed
1:00 sleep (insomnia):angry:
That'd be a really good idea.lemonlolly said:uhhm I plan to swap chilling with studying soon, specially with extension maths n phys chem bio. Well thanks for your advice may borrow it eventually