number of hours study per day (1 Viewer)

[Ultimate]

Re: Time management

Originally posted by magic_14
I would advise between 3-5 Hours study a night. This is for normal school nights, for all year 12 HSC Students. The amount of study and revison really pays off in the end, and takes a lot of pressure off craming before exams and assessments. Time management is a key factor in the HSC, and if all subjects are spent on evenly and consistently, then your UAI will be very good. Good luck all!!!

Depends what people define as a "good" UAI. I only did about 2-3 hours a night study even during stuvac and still ended up with 98.5. So more study doesn't mean you will do better.

 

[baby_mulanz]

wah...~ kewl..~
*jots in notepad "do not study that much anymore*
got it thankz!!!

 

[Ultimate]

Originally posted by baby_mulanz
wah...~ kewl..~
*jots in notepad "do not study that much anymore*
got it thankz!!!

lol, u still have to study but I don't think excessive amounts are required. Of course it depends on the type of person you are, as to how much u need to study.

 

[baby_mulanz]

oh crap...~ does that mean dumb ppl... *guess who..*..
u had my hopes up too...

 

[Ultimate]

Originally posted by baby_mulanz
oh crap...~ does that mean dumb ppl... *guess who..*..
u had my hopes up too...

nah I mean everyone. sorry for keeping your hopes up to high . But hey, my point is that u don't need to stress about the HSC.

 

[flyin']

Originally posted by Ultimate

But hey, my point is that u don't need to stress about the HSC.

but its advisable ...

 

[Bambul]

Re: Re: Time management

Originally posted by Ultimate


Depends what people define as a "good" UAI. I only did about 2-3 hours a night study even during stuvac and still ended up with 98.5. So more study doesn't mean you will do better.

Same, except for me it was more like 1-2 hours and 97.45, but the numbers are pretty similar. More study (as in quantity) will get your a higher mark, but better study (paying attention in class, being consistent, understanding first rather than cramming, doing subjects that you're good at and like, etc) is much more effective, IMO.

 

[Rahul]

pay attention in class and do the homework the same day...dont push it away for even one day coz then all the work builds up and u end up forgetting stuff....esp for maths

 

[InfiniteQ]

Originally posted by Rahul
pay attention in class and do the homework the same day...dont push it away for even one day coz then all the work builds up and u end up forgetting stuff....esp for maths

so true

 

[Rahul]

u end up having so many sleepless nights finishing work dat is due d next day......or jus catching up.,.....this way u never actually learn.

 

[tammer]

here here rahul

 

[tammer]

then again, i dont think i will ever change my ways with my last minute attepmts with deadlines

 

[:: ck ::]

am i the only one who does stuff better when u do it near to the deadline

 

[tammer]

no way, my stuf is always better when i do it last minute...

when i have no idea how to do it the week b4, it always makes sense the night b4

 

[flyin']

*thinks - last minute assessment (assignments) ... shudders* ... ive been through six years of that ...

 

[Ultimate]

Originally posted by flyin'
*thinks - last minute assessment (assignments) ... shudders* ... ive been through six years of that ...

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same as me, althought I always tried to start assignments early but would never fully finish them thus leaving them to the last minute and mid-nighters with no sleep.

 

[flyin']

Originally posted by Ultimate
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same as me, althought I always tried to start assignments early but would never fully finish them thus leaving them to the last minute and mid-nighters with no sleep.

have you done an assignment and exam worth 15% (which you had four months to do) in twenty four hours ... and this is for a subject that had to count for my uai ... its suicidal ...

 

[jessika]

Originally posted by flyin'


have you done an assignment and exam worth 15% (which you had four months to do) in twenty four hours ... and this is for a subject that had to count for my uai ... its suicidal ...

PIP for society?

 

[flyin']

Originally posted by jessika


PIP for society?

huh?

 

[jessika]

Originally posted by flyin'


huh?

was wondering if it was the Personal Interest Project for society and culture, obviously not then.