Study plans for the holidays? (2 Viewers)

[Magical Kebab]

burning out is a myth

I never got burnt out despite studying excessively (at times)

or maybe its an individual thing

dont speak too soon haha, i said that at the start of yr 11 and by the end of term 3, i was unmotivated as ****

 

[jenslekman]

You still have a whole HSC year ahead of you mate. Lol summer holiday study, watched all 276 episodes of dragon ball z with 64 of dragon ball GT and did a chapter of maths.

i am disappointed.

 

[btx3]

why's that?

 

[jenslekman]

why's that?

why im disappointed that you watched the whole of GT? - because after 5-10 eps i couldn't stand it anymore ...

 

[yasminee96]

- Do bio second hands so i dont have to do them during the term !
- Finish reading Great Expectations
- Write 2/3 belonging stories
- Go through all i've done in this term...for half yearlies
- Go ahead a tad for dotpoints in chem and phys that i know will be difficult to grasp on to
- Go as far ahead as i can with MX2
- mainly, RELAX

probably going to only study 4 days a week, and read every day, and chill all the other times it's holidays for a reason -_-

 

[nifkeh]

Read English texts & notes


do maths, need to catch up and master topics for next assessment
ancient history - finish notes
do dot point books lol

that's about it. 2 hours actually seems reasonable too, I reallly wished I worked for this assessment earlier lol :/

 

[btx3]

why im disappointed that you watched the whole of GT? - because after 5-10 eps i couldn't stand it anymore ...

hahaha fuck i hated it so much, but i had to watch it all to see the build up to super saiyan 4. The Bopapa brothers nearly made me kill myself

 

[jenslekman]

hahaha fuck i hated it so much, but i had to watch it all to see the build up to super saiyan 4. The Bopapa brothers nearly made me kill myself

ssj4 was the biggest anticlimax. nah i actually watched up to until "baby" - then i started to slowly kill myself ...... but Bopapa brothers was probaby the lowest point of GT ahahaa.

 

[Hila]

I'm determined to finish my PIP for society as well as my English Ex2 story and be halfway through my history extension. I know they are meant to be a 'year's worth of work.' but I need them out of the way...

 

[deviouswatch]

Consolidate AOS notes for english, compile notes from T1 for every other subject, and start with some past questions. All in all I plan 2-3 hrs a day 3 days a week

 

[feeo_o]

- Make my notes for Biology, Modern History and Chemistry and read ahead.
- Make AOS notes for English
- Practice maths past papers.
Around 2-4 hours a day, 3-4 days a week. Hope this works.

 

[wannabesurgeon]

Catchup on all my notes, Then maybe some half yearly past papers since mine are like in Week 4 or something? Also I need to actually find some good english texts to use and not use the ones I did for my english related text portfolio...... I guess just making sure I'm up to date and understanding the course content. Do a lot of driving to catchup on my Driving hours to get my P's on time!

 

[Examine]

- Catch up on Economics and Legal Studies notes
- Prepare 3 creative writing pieces and a prepared essay
- Revise over complex numbers and polynomials for MX2

 

[2xL]

Lol you guys are so funny, just wait. Look I'm not saying don't do any work, just calm down, it's a long ass year. I'd say 1 hour a day is MORE than enough. Relax kids. inb4 CBF studying for trials/hsc when it counts the most. How do i know? Cos i did this. I went hardout for half yearlies and trials, ended up hardly studying for the HSC.

 

[Ricktatorship]

- Make my notes for Biology, Modern History and Chemistry and read ahead.
- Make AOS notes for English
- Practice maths past papers.
Around 2-4 hours a day, 3-4 days a week. Hope this works.

Could you or anyone else please explain to me what you do when you say doing 'maths past papers'? I mean, most people haven't finished the hsc content, so are you just picking out questions from the hsc/trial papers that you have learn how to do? I should probably start on them too, but unsure where to begin.

 

[starshine02]

Could you or anyone else please explain to me what you do when you say doing 'maths past papers'? I mean, most people haven't finished the hsc content, so are you just picking out questions from the hsc/trial papers that you have learn how to do? I should probably start on them too, but unsure where to begin.

I guess after you finish learning a topic, you could do past questions that relate to it. Some past paper books have a page where they specify where all the questions in a certain topic are.

 

[CaffeineMotor]

Could you or anyone else please explain to me what you do when you say doing 'maths past papers'? I mean, most people haven't finished the hsc content, so are you just picking out questions from the hsc/trial papers that you have learn how to do? I should probably start on them too, but unsure where to begin.

For example the Excel Success One books contain all past HSC papers for a particular subject and have the questions all placed under each topic. So instead of searching for what you need it's all organised.

 

[Aysce]

Going to Japan on exchange for the first 3 weeks, will be doing about 2 hours a night over there. When I come back, 5 hours.

English - Solid creative and essays prepared for half yearlies & Read 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'Letters to Alice'
Legal - Note all pertinent textbook sections - Crime, Human Rights, Family, World Order
Modern - Complete WW1 source notes, past papers & Begin Germany
Japanese - Consolidate vocab., grammar and kanji
Drama - Cement IP, beginning rehearsal & Complete Australian Drama and Theatre notes
Hist. Ext. - Ideally, complete the whole project, a bit ambitious, I know. Otherwise, first 2 focus questions completed in depth & Notes on 'What is history?' refined
Jap. Ext. - Notes on 'Spirited Away' and relevant grammar completed.

I understand it seems ambitious, but so is my ATAR aim.

Nice list.

 

[Leviathan96]

Eng Adv: Consolidate this terms AOS crap.
Read all texts.

EX1: Consolidate Wuthering Heights crap.
Rape Coleridge/Keats poetry
Rape Supp text

Ex2: Finish first first of le major work

Modern: Consolidate WW1 crap
Read textbook for next term's topic/make shit notes

Legal: Consolidate Fam Law
Read through textbook for next topic/make shit notes

Hist Ext: Finish first draft of le major work

SOR: Consolidate everything I didn't learn this term (everything)

 

[Ricktatorship]

For example the Excel Success One books contain all past HSC papers for a particular subject and have the questions all placed under each topic. So instead of searching for what you need it's all organised.

I guess after you finish learning a topic, you could do past questions that relate to it. Some past paper books have a page where they specify where all the questions in a certain topic are.

Thanks for the clarification