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How many hours of study on a normal week day?

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  • 2 - 3 hours

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  • 3 - 4 hours

    Votes: 27 11.3%
  • 4 - 5 hours

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Originally posted by t-i-m-m-y
its hard to get quality work tho
Why? If I'm doing an hour & a half's worth of work, it has to be quality because I dunno... I can't just sit there physically and have my mind in some other place. I feel like I'm wasting time & not being productive & if I do start to whaffle I take a break so I can get it together.
 

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Originally posted by InfiniteQ


Why? If I'm doing an hour & a half's worth of work, it has to be quality because I dunno... I can't just sit there physically and have my mind in some other place. I feel like I'm wasting time & not being productive & if I do start to whaffle I take a break so I can get it together.
try studying in smaller blocks of tym....say 30 - 45 mins. so after concentrated work for that amount of tym take a 10-15 min break and get back to it. slowly start increasing ur 'blocks' of study.
 

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Originally posted by Rahul


try studying in smaller blocks of tym....say 30 - 45 mins. so after concentrated work for that amount of tym take a 10-15 min break and get back to it. slowly start increasing ur 'blocks' of study.
Yeah I think I'll start with an hour of eco...because it's so much theory I don't think I could take in 90 min of it.
 

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Originally posted by Almighty Jafar
what? study?
well in case u didnt realise the title of this thread is about study.

and i have noticed that all ur posts r rather short!!!!

I THINK WE HAVE ANOTHER ADDICT HERE!!
 

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whats the longest anyones gone studying without breaks?

i think i've done 6 straight
 

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Originally posted by bobo123
whats the longest anyones gone studying without breaks?

i think i've done 6 straight
i went lyk from 9/10 pm to about 6/7 in the morning...it was for a major assignment! i guess it adds up to about 9 hrs....mite have been longer:eek: makes me sleepy just thinking about it
 

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Originally posted by bobo123
whats the longest anyones gone studying without breaks?

i think i've done 6 straight
ive gone for four straight ... without food or water or leaving my small room :)
 

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Originally posted by bobo123
whats the longest anyones gone studying without breaks?

i think i've done 6 straight
Probably 2.5 hours or so. I don't do reaaaaaally long sessions of study, I find that even a 5 minute break makes my mind work far more efficiently.
 
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Originally posted by MinAi
i kno i should b writing my transformation scene of Hamlet...but instead im here procrastinating!
procrastinate away my buddy o pal.What is the go with people who have so many talents; i never knew you wrote plays???
 

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i usualy do abt 1 hr in the morn from 6 to 7 (if i dont have morn class, which i usually did :rolleyes: ) and then from 7 to 1 @ nite ...
this is besides the time spent on assignments, homeworks etc.... not bad, i guess eh?
 

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Originally posted by Da Monstar
i usualy do abt 1 hr in the morn from 6 to 7 (if i dont have morn class, which i usually did :rolleyes: ) and then from 7 to 1 @ nite ...
this is besides the time spent on assignments, homeworks etc.... not bad, i guess eh?
Uhm... burnout alert. I really doubt that you could continue that routine for even another month... but if you can, well bravo to you then.
 

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Originally posted by Almighty Jafar


procrastinate away my buddy o pal.What is the go with people who have so many talents; i never knew you wrote plays???
How far back in time did u wanna go !?!
I don't write plays for my own enjoyment - it was an English assessment due 5 months ago
 

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Originally posted by Da Monstar
i usualy do abt 1 hr in the morn from 6 to 7 (if i dont have morn class, which i usually did :rolleyes: ) and then from 7 to 1 @ nite ...
this is besides the time spent on assignments, homeworks etc.... not bad, i guess eh?
wow 7 hrs a day
what motivates you?
 

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Originally posted by bobo123


wow 7 hrs a day
what motivates you?
well bobo, to be honest ... the hsc was one of the tuffest yrs of school for me, not coz of the pressure it creates but due to the fact that its entirely new to it .....
i lived in the middle-east till i completed yr 11 and moved to syd just for the yr of the hsc. coming from a different educational background, it was absolutely essential for me to do well if i am to get in uni .... in fact sooo many ppl wrote me off saying that i wont be able to get over 80 for a uai !! but i got ..... 92 !!!:D :D so i guess the main motivation came frm the fact that i needed to prove them rong n show that i can do it ! ;)
 

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Originally posted by Da Monstar


well bobo, to be honest ... the hsc was one of the tuffest yrs of school for me, not coz of the pressure it creates but due to the fact that its entirely new to it .....
i lived in the middle-east till i completed yr 11 and moved to syd just for the yr of the hsc. coming from a different educational background, it was absolutely essential for me to do well if i am to get in uni .... in fact sooo many ppl wrote me off saying that i wont be able to get over 80 for a uai !! but i got ..... 92 !!!:D :D so i guess the main motivation came frm the fact that i needed to prove them rong n show that i can do it ! ;)
That's so true... when someone says you can't do any better you tend to get angry & want to just prove them wrong.
 

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Originally posted by InfiniteQ


Uhm... burnout alert. I really doubt that you could continue that routine for even another month... but if you can, well bravo to you then.
hehe .. mate, i've completed my hsc n dont intend to continue that way in uni .....
 

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Originally posted by Da Monstar


well bobo, to be honest ... the hsc was one of the tuffest yrs of school for me, not coz of the pressure it creates but due to the fact that its entirely new to it .....
i lived in the middle-east till i completed yr 11 and moved to syd just for the yr of the hsc. coming from a different educational background, it was absolutely essential for me to do well if i am to get in uni .... in fact sooo many ppl wrote me off saying that i wont be able to get over 80 for a uai !! but i got ..... 92 !!!:D :D so i guess the main motivation came frm the fact that i needed to prove them rong n show that i can do it ! ;)
i also found out that ppl that come from overseas study much much harder, like some asian countries, inlcuding India:D. i dound that i worked a lot harder than i did when i came here. altho that was in yr 5, the level of work was much lower. i did have a lot of trouble with the australian studies we did that year....lol....still do i think!
 

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Originally posted by Rahul


i also found out that ppl that come from overseas study much much harder, like some asian countries, inlcuding India:D. i dound that i worked a lot harder than i did when i came here. altho that was in yr 5, the level of work was much lower. i did have a lot of trouble with the australian studies we did that year....lol....still do i think!
u should be happy for me rahul .... I'M FROM INDIA TOO !!!
however, i had lived in the middle east for 12 yrs prior to coming here ....... studying in the indian education system tho
 

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