Qft I'd like to know as well. I always thought I spent too much doing homework and assignments. I don't seem to manage to get any hours to study during school weekdays, but rather, just getting the usual homework and tasks done. I thought my school fed us with homework too much, but considering it takes Aerath 2-4 hours to complete his homework, we're in the same situation.Aerath said:No offense people - but I'm just wondering if you guys get -any- homework. I wonder how you do 4-5 on a school night. Let me run through a typical schedule on a Monday night.
3.20 - School finishes
3.20-3.30 - mooch around at school, talking to friends and stuff
3.30-4.30 - Volleyball training
4.30-5.30 - getting home
6 - tutor
8.30 - 11 - doing my homework that's due either the next day, or soon thereafter
Then on Wednesdays, when I don't have tutor, timetable is like:
2.45- School finishes
2.45-3.30 - Volleyball training
3.30-3.45 - mooching around at school
3.45-4.40ish - getting home
4.45 - shower
5 - dinner
6 - start doing homework
About 11, I will usually finish.
And on weekends, we usually get an essay or creative for English to do, either Advanced or Extension, a Chem prac, a Chem research task, a bunch of Maths 'exercises' (which will take about 4 hours to complete) and every three weeks or so, a Phys prac or Legal assignment.
How is there anytime to -study-?
Me toJKhoury said:Same here.
My answer: I don't do homework. Only homework I do are Mathematics & Mathematics Extension 1 homework and English homework. I don't care about other subjects' homeworks. It's not like teachers check them. Teachers usually check everyone's except mine because I always sit in front of the class proudly showing something in front of him/her (which is not a homework but my teacher thinks it is, no questions asked, just ticked "homework done" next to my name)Aerath said:No offense people - but I'm just wondering if you guys get -any- homework. I wonder how you do 4-5 on a school night. Let me run through a typical schedule on a Monday night.
3.20 - School finishes
3.20-3.30 - mooch around at school, talking to friends and stuff
3.30-4.30 - Volleyball training
4.30-5.30 - getting home
6 - tutor
8.30 - 11 - doing my homework that's due either the next day, or soon thereafter
Then on Wednesdays, when I don't have tutor, timetable is like:
2.45- School finishes
2.45-3.30 - Volleyball training
3.30-3.45 - mooching around at school
3.45-4.40ish - getting home
4.45 - shower
5 - dinner
6 - start doing homework
About 11, I will usually finish.
And on weekends, we usually get an essay or creative for English to do, either Advanced or Extension, a Chem prac, a Chem research task, a bunch of Maths 'exercises' (which will take about 4 hours to complete) and every three weeks or so, a Phys prac or Legal assignment.
How is there anytime to -study-?
lol the teacher actually just ticks you off .lyounamu said:My answer: I don't do homework. Only homework I do are Mathematics & Mathematics Extension 1 homework and English homework. I don't care about other subjects' homeworks. It's not like teachers check them. Teachers usually check everyone's except mine because I always sit in front of the class proudly showing something in front of him/her (which is not a homework but my teacher thinks it is, no questions asked, just ticked "homework done" next to my name)
Ah yeah, there are times when I do homework. But I am really quick at that. The maximum amount of time I spend is like 20 minutes. I only do the worthwile ones and copy off my friends when I need to.
That timetable is remarkably similar, except for one or two things. So yeah... no time for study other than homework...Aerath said:No offense people - but I'm just wondering if you guys get -any- homework. I wonder how you do 4-5 on a school night. Let me run through a typical schedule on a Monday night.
3.20 - School finishes
3.20-3.30 - mooch around at school, talking to friends and stuff
3.30-4.30 - Volleyball training
4.30-5.30 - getting home
6 - tutor
8.30 - 11 - doing my homework that's due either the next day, or soon thereafter
Then on Wednesdays, when I don't have tutor, timetable is like:
2.45- School finishes
2.45-3.30 - Volleyball training
3.30-3.45 - mooching around at school
3.45-4.40ish - getting home
4.45 - shower
5 - dinner
6 - start doing homework
About 11, I will usually finish.
And on weekends, we usually get an essay or creative for English to do, either Advanced or Extension, a Chem prac, a Chem research task, a bunch of Maths 'exercises' (which will take about 4 hours to complete) and every three weeks or so, a Phys prac or Legal assignment.
How is there anytime to -study-?
When teachers give info sheets, I put them in my notes. If they are question papers, I read them and if I think they are rubbish, I chuck them out.Continuum said:That timetable is remarkably similar, except for one or two things. So yeah... no time for study other than homework...
I reckon I should stop doing homework for abit and concentrate on notes and stuff. Namu, what do you do with all the sheets that the teacher gives out as homework? Do you just file it away or chuck them in the bin, because some of them have useful contents/explanations in them.
Aerath said:No offense people - but I'm just wondering if you guys get -any- homework. I wonder how you do 4-5 on a school night. Let me run through a typical schedule on a Monday night.
3.20 - School finishes
3.20-3.30 - mooch around at school, talking to friends and stuff
3.30-4.30 - Volleyball training
4.30-5.30 - getting home
6 - tutor
8.30 - 11 - doing my homework that's due either the next day, or soon thereafter
Then on Wednesdays, when I don't have tutor, timetable is like:
2.45- School finishes
2.45-3.30 - Volleyball training
3.30-3.45 - mooching around at school
3.45-4.40ish - getting home
4.45 - shower
5 - dinner
6 - start doing homework
About 11, I will usually finish.
And on weekends, we usually get an essay or creative for English to do, either Advanced or Extension, a Chem prac, a Chem research task, a bunch of Maths 'exercises' (which will take about 4 hours to complete) and every three weeks or so, a Phys prac or Legal assignment.
How is there anytime to -study-?
thats saturday nights and school. I used to work for 4 hours on fridAY BUT COULDN'T HANDLE ITAerath said:No offense, but nowhere do I see any time for going out, talking to friends, sport, or anything of the like.
Im surprised you put in that much time in for yr 11 and do you think you'll be able to continue your study pattern for the next yr and a bit.marcquelle said:This is my timetable;
Mondays, Tuesdays:
7-8am Study (reading over notes/flash cards etc)
8:16-2:56 school
Tuesdays Chem Tutoring during free period
3:10 - 3:30 relax
3:30 - 6:30 homework (mainly maths, bio, chem and english, don't really get homwork for the others)
6:30 - 7:00 dinner
Mondays 7-11 study/make notes etc.
Tuesdays 7:30 - 8:00 watch new eps of The Simpsons
8:00 - 12:00 study
Wednesdays
7-8am Study (reading over notes/flash cards etc)
8:16-2:56 school
3:00 - 5:00 YAA
5:00 - 6:30 Homework
6:30 - 7:00 Dinner
7:30 - 9:30 homework
9:30 - 1:00 study
Thursdays
7-8am Study (reading over notes/flash cards etc)
8:16-12:30ish school
12:30-1:45 relax/lunch
1:45 - 5:45 Nursing at TAFE
6:15 - 7:00 dinner and relax
7:00 - 10:00 Homework
10:00 - 2:00 study
Fridays
7-8am Study (reading over notes/flash cards etc)
8:16-12:20 school (we finish early on fridays)
12:20 - 12:30 lunch
12:30 - 3:00 homework
3:00 - 6:30 assignments
6:30 - 7:30 make and eat dinner
7:30 - 11:30 study
Saturdays and Sundays
approximate times
10:00 - 6:00 anywork and study [follow school timetable for Mondays A (Saturday) and Wednesdays B(Sunday) ]
i also use my lunch times most days in the library working on assignments or getting help with maths from the teacher.
This is how i fit all my study in
Same. That's why I try to make the most of my time here by doing random maths questions on the forum.The Kaiser said:I can make 2 hours per weekday, 6 hours on a weekend day, and 8 hours on holiday days. (I have no social life) and I never study past 9:30pm.
Do I actually follow these plans, no, most of the time I'm procrastinating, like right now.