4U maths time commitment (2 Viewers)

[Hehehe22]

I recently posted about 4U and I've decided to keep it for now, but now there's another problem. I'm only a few lessons in and I'm already overloaded with hw (3U and 4U).

I'm a bit slow because I don't go to tutoring, but I'm spending hours after each lesson figuring out the content and doing the hw. Now since I'm still considering dropping to 3U I can't neglect adv hw, but I also feel like if I'm going to spend time trying 4U I need to put in the required effort. How much time should I be spending on 4U? Will the workload only get worse? Any advice is appreciated.

 

[femboys4life]

depends how clever u r. some ppl dont study at all and just do a couple past papers before exams and they ace it. others study 3 hours a day and still fail. all depends on u. in general probs expect 1.5 hours per day consistent work if ur the average person?

 

[RZ1234]

I recently posted about 4U and I've decided to keep it for now, but now there's another problem. I'm only a few lessons in and I'm already overloaded with hw (3U and 4U).

I'm a bit slow because I don't go to tutoring, but I'm spending hours after each lesson figuring out the content and doing the hw. Now since I'm still considering dropping to 3U I can't neglect adv hw, but I also feel like if I'm going to spend time trying 4U I need to put in the required effort. How much time should I be spending on 4U? Will the workload only get worse? Any advice is appreciated.

pretty sure you'd be slower if you go to tutoring. Why would tutoring make you any faster?

 

[femboys4life]

pretty sure you'd be slower if you go to tutoring. Why would tutoring make you any faster?

learn the content in advance so you're essentially learning the course twice. Might not make you faster but will def make u understand the content better, and obv do better in tests cuz a lot of schools arent gonna fully cover every piece of content in max depth