emytaylor164
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lol i don't think anyone will do 15 hours a day, buy the time you have breaks, eat, sleep, sleep shower and everything.
My friends and I figured that doing 100 hours a week is like 14 hours of study a day with half and hour lunch break and 1 x 15 minute breaks on either side (morning and afternoon) with a normal sleep pattern. There's no time for showering or eating or basically anything. Cutting back on sleep is the only option in completing such a rigorous timetable. As if push yourself that hard, it's insane.emytaylor164 said:lol i don't think anyone will do 15 hours a day, buy the time you have breaks, eat, sleep, sleep shower and everything.
Lol, wow, our principal told us to have some time off first, or try studying our school timetable and to reward ourselves for every bit we do, so we don't burn out.Kirsty Xx said:My principal is freaking out that our grade will fuck up the HSC and he told us to do 100 hours of study a week. I'm serious. He's a complete fucknuckle. One teacher said his heart was in the right place, he was just being highly unrealistic. Then when the principal got all our grade together on the last week of school and stressed that 3-4 hours of study a day "AIN'T ENOUGH, IT JUST AIN'T" and that some people in the state are doing 15 hours a day. I was like, fuck off, find me these people!
Yeah he did mention to attempt to study our school timetable but that would be a fail too as we only have four classes a day (that run for 75 mins each). Obviously more study time would have to be made.black_kat_meow said:Lol, wow, our principal told us to have some time off first, or try studying our school timetable and to reward ourselves for every bit we do, so we don't burn out.
You guys should all get UAI's of <30 to stick it to your principal. That'd really show him. =]Kirsty Xx said:Yeah he did mention to attempt to study our school timetable but that would be a fail too as we only have four classes a day (that run for 75 mins each). Obviously more study time would have to be made.
Didn't mention anything about rewards for every bit we do our UAI should be a reward for our hard effort in studying he reckons.
But my mum reckons she's going to buy me some Pandora charms as rewards every now and then. Woot <3
It crossed our minds, lol =P but we deserve betterNumbers said:You guys should all get UAI's of <30 to stick it to your principal. That'd really show him. =]
true. but my teacher always likes to see a "meaty" study timetable, with lots of hours in there.adnan91 said:this is cliched but anyway. Its not how much u study, but how u study.
namburger said:An ex-hsc student who got 100 uai did not create a timetable in terms of hours (ie. 2 hours on math, 3 hours on english etc...). Instead, she set goals she needed to achieve and I think this is much more succesful then allocating time
theshortykatt said:i agree with above posts of setting goals [ + having rewards]
however do you guys think if setting goals (using example above) they need to be more specific?
*shrugs* Mehh, everyone is different.namburger said:An ex-hsc student who got 100 uai did not create a timetable in terms of hours (ie. 2 hours on math, 3 hours on english etc...). Instead, she set goals she needed to achieve and I think this is much more succesful then allocating time
Lol, next Tuesday will be my only day out during STUVACalicia.h said:i think 6 hours is enough for one day. any more, u will be brain dead and not able to absorb all information.
is anyone going to go out for at least one night on STUVAC?
for grand final on sunday or anything?