how much study are you doing in the holidays? (1 Viewer)

[neptoons]

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[Aeonium]

hopefully 2-3 hrs/day (it will likely turn into /week or /month )

 

[carrotsss]

I’ll try to fit in a bit when I get bored but I don’t want to burn myself out, I’m going to be working like 4-5 days a week anyway so I won’t exactly have tons of time

 

[chilli 412]

probably just learning ahead for mx1 and mx2, maybe trying to get a good head start on the next physics module (we are still doing advanced mechanics )

 

[Aeonium]

bruh i'm going overseas and i'm going to end up bringing a math textbook

 

[dasfas]

imo, I recommend getting ahead in maths and reading the english texts. other than that, take it easy. actually ENJOY your holidays - spend a decent amount of time AWAY from textbooks and relaxing. You have the next 10 months to grind, it's a marathon not a sprint

 

[Masaken]

spend a decent amount of time AWAY from books and relaxing.

but reading books is a hobby of mine

 

[Rattlehead15]

Read Frankenstein for EngExt1, Write EngExt2 major work, Read Crucible for EngAdv and do all the work assigned (which I was meant to do this term...), get started on DT major work.
Needless to say, I'm worried I will burn out. I burnt out hard when the Prelim exams came around so I'm gonna enjoy these holidays. Probably start working on all this around mid-January.

 

[Hivaclibtibcharkwa]

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You should be studying roughly 25 hours a day for optimal results

 

[Aeonium]

You should be studying roughly 25 hours a day for optimal results

only 25? our neighbour timmy study 40 hour a day lah why you no be like him

 

[Average Boreduser]

only 25? our neighbour timmy study 40 hour a day lah why you no be like him

Only 40? Our neighbour Steven study 56 hours per minute

 

[Average Boreduser]

You should be studying roughly 25 hours a day for optimal results

I'd say 29 just to be safe

 

[chilli 412]

You should be studying roughly 25 hours a day for optimal results

actually numerous studies show that you can achieve a high enough atar with only 22 hours of study each day

 

[Aeonium]

actually numerous studies show that you can achieve a high enough atar with only 22 hours of study each day

those people must be wack for only 22hrs

 

[Average Boreduser]

those people must be wack for only 22hrs

22hrs isn't even average at this point, its rock bottom low

 

[Rattlehead15]

You should be studying roughly 25 hours a day for optimal results

I believe it's actually 99.95 hours per day for a maximum atar.

 

[dasfas]

but reading books is a hobby of mine

I meant textbooks, not books you read for pleasure, i'll edit my post mb haha

 

[Life'sHard]

Forget studying. You should have already finished the syllabus and should be grinding past papers smh.

 

[Saint Dev]

but reading books is a hobby of mine

I'd recommend reading routinely (i.e. set a time aside each day or week) if you enjoy it. Once you begin to neglect reading because of study it becomes increasingly difficult to start again as everything gets more intense. That doesn't mean you can't not read every now and then but I'd be conscious of it.

I read more during Yr11-12 than the rest of high school; you can certainly find a balance between reading and textbooks. However, when I started engineering it fell off a cliff and now my capacity to read fiction for enjoyment is practically non-existent. It's quite sad really and it's a struggle to get back into it.

 

[dsakvyilsa]

very minimal to be honest, just going to finish up my chem/bio mod 5 notes, read my texts, and I've also been assigned a bit of mx2 work. I might try to get ahead for bio/chem but it's no big deal. I'm working ALOT.