InfiniteQ
Solitary
You are killing my optimistic attitude... well done!
number of hours study per day (1 Viewer)
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bookboy18
Knight of the PIGhood
sorry about that. I just did really bad in the exams
InfiniteQ
Solitary
Oh I know the feeling, I think my eco didn't go very well. I am dreading next week because it is all the extensions. I'm just happy that they are over one by one you know?
abdooooo!!!
Banned
i try to study 3 hours a day on weekdays but can't even get close to that, i can only do about one or two hours at most a day, so i am very curious how anyone can study "5 hours+" on weekdays with school and homework (i never do it anyway
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).homework - pfft..in yr12, study = homework anywayOriginally posted by abdooooo!!!
i try to study 3 hours a day on weekdays but can't even get close to that, i can only do about one or two hours at most a day, so i am very curious how anyone can study "5 hours+" on weekdays with school and homework (i never do it anyway
saladsurgery
kicking the cack
christ man, did you ever go outside?
j/k
bookboy18
Knight of the PIGhood
Best coffee is from a little street vender outside Penrith Plaza, below the food court.
Beautiful coffee
Beautiful coffee
InfiniteQ
Solitary
Beautiful coffee is home madeOriginally posted by bookboy18
Best coffee is from a little street vender outside Penrith Plaza, below the food court.
Beautiful coffee
bookboy18
Knight of the PIGhood
Damn. Need to buy a perculator.
Rahul
Dead Member
wat is a perculator?
ballerinabarbie
bundy for me
thing that u use to make good coffee - ie. from crushed coffee beans - and it prevents getting all the ground up crap from going in your cup!
bookboy18
Knight of the PIGhood
Yea, you know, what King carries around with him everywhere.
Rahul
Dead Member
perculator sounds kinky.....king carrying it ?!?! i dunno. i'm worried.
Will Hunting
Member
Study - who needs it?
I've found the best pathology for maximising results to be diversification of lifestyle. Studying incessantly won't do anything for you unless you feel good in yourself, and the ticket to feeling good in yourself is to harmonise all aspects of your life - not merely study.
If you're after the big scores, you want to strive for the best that YOU can produce, not a figure beyond your grasp. Harsh as it may seem, study, as prolifically as it may be conducted, can only ever yield so much. The rest will depend on pure intelligence - something many may not have, and certainly not something the pursuit of which should lead to the forfeiture of everything else in life. Go hard, but be realistic about it.
My exams are next year, and if I were to advocate study measures at all, I'd stress the importance of gaining understanding of an idea before launching into a mad deconstruction of it. If you can get your head around something, it'll be 10 times as valuable as spending 8hrs each night for 3 weeks trying to come to grips with its vagaries. Everyone has their own style, though, so don't feel compelled to, by any means, follow my example. I don't find I need to study much at all - I've been blessed with having everything come easily to me, but the trade off is that I'm lazy and tend to wig out before deadlines. Find out what works best for you.
I've found the best pathology for maximising results to be diversification of lifestyle. Studying incessantly won't do anything for you unless you feel good in yourself, and the ticket to feeling good in yourself is to harmonise all aspects of your life - not merely study.
If you're after the big scores, you want to strive for the best that YOU can produce, not a figure beyond your grasp. Harsh as it may seem, study, as prolifically as it may be conducted, can only ever yield so much. The rest will depend on pure intelligence - something many may not have, and certainly not something the pursuit of which should lead to the forfeiture of everything else in life. Go hard, but be realistic about it.
My exams are next year, and if I were to advocate study measures at all, I'd stress the importance of gaining understanding of an idea before launching into a mad deconstruction of it. If you can get your head around something, it'll be 10 times as valuable as spending 8hrs each night for 3 weeks trying to come to grips with its vagaries. Everyone has their own style, though, so don't feel compelled to, by any means, follow my example. I don't find I need to study much at all - I've been blessed with having everything come easily to me, but the trade off is that I'm lazy and tend to wig out before deadlines. Find out what works best for you.
wrong_turn
the chosen one
that probaly seperates the selective, average and uumm....below average students
AntiHyper
Revered Member
well for an upcoming history test, i would spend around 4 hours on it.
A maths test (im in 2u dropped down from 3u) around 2 hours is enough. Like for the last test, i got above 90% (if i were to stay in 3 unit i'd get below 40%) and i barely studied.
Also homeworks are important for maths. no other subjects except physics coz it's effective to get you to memorise formulas.
A maths test (im in 2u dropped down from 3u) around 2 hours is enough. Like for the last test, i got above 90% (if i were to stay in 3 unit i'd get below 40%) and i barely studied.
Also homeworks are important for maths. no other subjects except physics coz it's effective to get you to memorise formulas.
paganinio
Member
i wonder whether the poll would be so popular if you didn't bump it|_wise_| said:
ameh
dirty trick
average 4-5hrs if its quality over quantity...on weekends a bit more