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[Morgues]

I got trials 3rd week back to

and Sefton? I got no idea where that is lol

 

[average]

sorry my mistake
thought u went to my school

 

[fatmuscle]

average, u should know Tim then!
and Sean!
and Ahmad!
and Jimmy!

and... um... whatsherface

 

[average]

well i know tim barge, are the other guys community or selective?

 

[KilledInAction]

My 3 and 4 unit are both worth 50% each!!
Yeh that's why I'm dedicating so much time to maths that I think I'm starting to neglect my other subjects...not good.

Btw, I find studying at the library to be MUCH more effective. Like mentioned several times, there are too many distractions at home.

 

[Lee]

i ca't take all my stuff to the library though!!!but you ar eright there are too many distractions at home....


and i wish i spend more time on maths!...believe it or not but i haven't even finished one chapter at all in my book....in fact i think i'd be lucky if i have finished one part of a chapter!!!

 

[Minai]

hehe, take a sports bag or something?

and u'll b in for some major cramming for maths i guess

 

[Big Willy]

hey timbk2,
do you have any tips for time timetables?
Setting it out is easy, but how do you disicpline yourself to follow your timetable?

I would really appreciate it if anyone has tips on this aswell.

 

[Fradam]

Originally posted by Big Willy
hey timbk2,
do you have any tips for time timetables?
Setting it out is easy, but how do you disicpline yourself to follow your timetable?

I would really appreciate it if anyone has tips on this aswell.

*dredges*

I find that removing all distractions is often a good place to start. For me, it was giving my network cables to my brother for the first day or so of the holidays, so that I learnt to study without the distraction of an active Internet connection. Naturally, I realised I needed it later, but after going through a whole day wihtout and feeling a sense of accomplishment thereafter, the mindset is achiveved, and it's no longer much of an issue.

So in short; go as far as needed to keep yourself on task when you start your timetable, if you get stuck into it, introduce the other elements back.

 

[ben]

Originally posted by Fradam


*dredges*

I find that removing all distractions is often a good place to start. For me, it was giving my network cables to my brother for the first day or so of the holidays, so that I learnt to study without the distraction of an active Internet connection. Naturally, I realised I needed it later, but after going through a whole day wihtout and feeling a sense of accomplishment thereafter, the mindset is achiveved, and it's no longer much of an issue.

So in short; go as far as needed to keep yourself on task when you start your timetable, if you get stuck into it, introduce the other elements back.

yeah, i probably should give my power cables to the computer to my brother... except my Design + T major work due in two weeks is a web site...