Studyplan- What's it like? (1 Viewer)

[hopeles5ly]

Lol, maths is also my first priority, but i do it last because i leave the best till last and maths is the best

lol i cant stand maths ><"

 

[allthatglitters]

ok u guys all seem very motivated.. anyone else here feel a bit outcasted??
ok this is my plan>
school 8.20 - wheneva
home= bum, make in depth study plans but apparently dont hold necessary capabilities to follow thru with them, do 'have to' homework and go to bed..

does this mean i am doomed against u guys hmm...

 

[Sparcod]

Maths is my first priority, english is my last.

There's more work to maths anyway.

 

[pLuvia]

ok u guys all seem very motivated.. anyone else here feel a bit outcasted??
ok this is my plan>
school 8.20 - wheneva
home= bum, make in depth study plans but apparently dont hold necessary capabilities to follow thru with them, do 'have to' homework and go to bed..

does this mean i am doomed against u guys hmm...

I guess so joking

 

[Always]

Lol, maths is also my first priority, but i do it last because i leave the best till last and maths is the best

Haha, maths definitely isn't my favourite subject but it's my most difficult so I start with that to get it out of the way.

Off topic, are you guys all asian? Because you all seem it.

No offence intended.

 

[Riviet]

... yeah i'm asian o.0

 

[pLuvia]

same here lol

 

[Sparcod]

Why do you hate english? English won't kill you. Go out there and appreciate the art of literature. Remember, no matter how many units you take, English will be part of the uai. The HSC is a journey itself....

 

[Always]

Why do you hate english? English won't kill you. Go out there and appreciate the art of literature. Remember, no matter how many units you take, English will be part of the uai. The HSC is a journey itself....

I appreciate literature in the form of Jane Austen.

It's so hard to score marks in english. That is why I dislike it.

 

[Sparcod]

It's so hard to score marks in english. That is why I dislike it.

That's quite true.

 

[.ben]

Im asian and I do modern history. Touché?

 

[Riviet]

Im asian and I do modern history. Touché?

Lol, something different.

 

[Sparcod]

Whats so bad about modern history?

 

[Riviet]

Nothing. It is an interesting course, just not my thing.

 

[glitterfairy]

How Much Time Is Spent on Schoolwork (ie study, homework, reading English novels, revising, researching, assignment-ing, Bored of studies etc)???

Is it broken up into parts and if so how?? (eg 30 minutes on English reading, 1 hour on maths.)

Err... study? What's that? lol...

I always sucked at study. I think I averaged about an hour of schoolwork a day, however 90% of that was spent on major works (EE2 and Textiles). That being said, I did a minimum of "studying" subjects - I basically didn't study for General Maths, and crammed for Ancient History and Textile theory. English was always fine

 

[Trebla]

I have got a studyplan that was prepared during the holidays as a timetable. The trouble is trying to sticking to it, because I always have times where the school work comes in moutain-high stacks (in which case I have to postpone any study) and other times where school work is almost nil. (in which case I have some time to study)
Also, in that timetable I put evenly distributed times for each subject which has failed to work because I spend more time on some subjects than others in homework and study.

 

[Riviet]

I have a 100% flexible study plan.
While I'm on my way home from school each day, I recall all the homework and study that I want myself to do, like assignments, study for assessments, normal homework, then i organise it the way i like. It's done all in my head.

 

[tennille]

I would hope a few hours a night, but it's not overally necessary. As long as you're getting your work done, and learning at the same time.

I agree. It isn't necessary to be studying hours each night at this point in time. The key is balancing between study and socialising, as others have mentioned. It is also good to have a job during the HSC (maybe work weekends and take time off for a few weeks during the HSC exams); this will give you a break from studying.

As long as you understand each subject, it isn't necessary to study a lot each night.

 

[JaredR]

I'd probably get some work done if I stopped reading all these forums. lol.