Post Your Study Timetable! (1 Viewer)

[Zak Ambrose]

currently putting together my holiday timetable and looking to see how everyone else is doing it.

 

[dizzyizzy]

Just a paper grid with two/three things to do per day.

 

[untouchablecuz]

lol

 

[marcquelle]

6am: wake up
7 - 9:00: do revision
9-11:30: TV and relax
11-12:30: lunch
12:30-2:30: revision
2:30-3: break
3-6: past paper
6-9: do what i want
9-11: revision
11-12:30: TV
12:3-2am: re-read texts

thats mine

EDIT: swapped 3-6 to 6-9 and vice versa for today

 

[hermand]

i'm doing mine atm, will upload it soon.

it's different every day but usually starts at nine, ends by sixish.

 

[hermand]

6am: wake up
7 - 9:00: do revision
9-11:30: TV and relax
11-12:30: lunch
12:30-2:30: revision
2:30-3: break
3-6: past paper
6-9: do what i want
9-11: revision
11-12:30: TV
12:3-2am: re-read texts

thats mine

EDIT: swapped 3-6 to 6-9 and vice versa for today

four hours sleep?!?

why wouldn't you do less relaxing during the day so you can do more relaxing/sleeping during the night?

sounds like a recipe for a burn out to me.

 

[marcquelle]

cause i have insomnia, so i put it to use by re-reading prescribed texts + i'm lucky to get the 4 hours its usually more like 3 or 2

 

[hermand]

cause i have insomnia, so i put it to use by re-reading prescribed texts + i'm lucky to get the 4 hours its usually more like 3 or 2

i was going to say, unless you have insomnia, then it makes sense. then i was like, nah, he might find that offensive if he doesn't.

fair enough. i don't sleep much [not to that extreme] but i have to be on melatonin tablets to get a good night's sleep, but i find that, for me, doing any study is useless after 930. so i try and cram it all into the day so i can be most productive and relax at night. yay for good things coming on tv =]].

 

[marcquelle]

god bless Austar . I can't take sleeping meds, they counter-act my other meds which sucks but meh, I can survive. Be good for all those late night uni cram sessions i hear so much about.

 

[hermand]

haha, love pay tv. i do have to say, foxtel iq is the best thing ever =]].

ahh okay. melatonin is the hormone that your body produces to induce sleep. so i just take tablets to put extra of it into my body. i hate taking proper meds so yeah.

 

[marcquelle]

yeah i know about melatonin. but i have to meds for my bipolar and it counteracts them by causing a release of some other hormone that makes me really depressed and angry (forget what it is called) so i can't take anything like that. The only thing that slightly works is warm milk, but the drowsy feeling wears off after like and hour.

 

[JB10]

Sucks to be you guys

 

[hermand]

yeah i know about melatonin. but i have to meds for my bipolar and it counteracts them by causing a release of some other hormone that makes me really depressed and angry (forget what it is called) so i can't take anything like that. The only thing that slightly works is warm milk, but the drowsy feeling wears off after like and hour.

=[[ that sucks.

warm milk with honey and cinnamon is always good =].

 

[dragondilesh]

Yea there is my timetable.

when i made it i became scared of how much time i dont have to study

btw, im entering hsc now so its for that

 

[hermand]

screen shot of the first week of my timetable, the bit on the right is addition of study hours etc, to ensure everything is spread evenly, or if i need to work a bit more on one subject [ie, i don't need to work on french as much as i do everything else] i can see the total hours spent.

 

[Aquawhite]

^ I like the mac set out ... wanty

 

[hermand]

haha. love my mac =]].

 

[sam5]

when the teachers at my school told us all to make a study timetable i thought they were joking.

I cant believe anyone has one.

Too ridgid. Inflexible. Controling.

What happens if u have free time but u feel ok for studying?

What happens if u have maths but u dont wanna study?

Why base our lives around a stupid schedual?

I thought these were only for people with poor management skills.

Pple, gain some self control, get a grip and have a bludgier life with more sleep (while still doing well at school). Trust me its possible (unless ur a nerd who considers jumping if they get 99% in a test).

 

[adamcg]

when the teachers at my school told us all to make a study timetable i thought they were joking.

I cant believe anyone has one.

Too ridgid. Inflexible. Controling.

What happens if u have free time but u feel ok for studying?

What happens if u have maths but u dont wanna study?

Why base our lives around a stupid schedual?

I thought these were only for people with poor management skills.

Pple, gain some self control, get a grip and have a bludgier life with more sleep (while still doing well at school). Trust me its possible (unless ur a nerd who considers jumping if they get 99% in a test).

True to some extent. I don't have a timetable per say, i just have a list of things i need to do in a set time frame, say a week. So if i'm feeling crap ill go easy and do a 2U maths paper or something, but if I'm feeling up for it, and ext eng essay.

but its whatever works for you. XD

under this system I get in about 6-9 hours a day and am steadily completing my notes / burning up rain forests. I think ill have notes done by the end of this week 4 all subjects then its PP time XDXDXD

Science Adv @ ANU here i come!!

 

[sam5]

I get in about 6-9 hours a day

Christ thats a lot.

Maybe im not doin enough. Atm im lucky to do 2 hrs.

Bio and chem i know well enough. Im pretty good at them. lookin at a 93 - 95.

Legal and pe i will slowly remember the bullshit i need to know.

Maths is different. I can do questions well, but if i see one thats beyond my range, i give up. imo doin past questions wont help me in that respect cos that type of maths (Q10) is natural tallent, not practice.

English is a mix of luck, memory and natural talent. So it dont need much attention.

What do other pple think about me?