i am wondering about this

[monokekie]

is it possible to finish reading a 1000 paged chem text in 7 days of my crammage? coz i suck  
how to find the motivation & to plan it? (i tutor for 3 - 4 hours everyday..or should i give it up from now on?)

advice please~

thank you~~~

[kyzoo]

If you intend to absorb every page, then no, it's not possible.

But it's possible if you only read the sections that you need to absorb, and ignore the rest. The best way to save time in reading is to choose not to read something.

[*ryan777*]

is it possible to finish reading a 1000 paged chem text in 7 days of my crammage? coz i suck  
how to find the motivation & to plan it? (i tutor for 3 - 4 hours everyday..or should i give it up from now on?)

advice please~

thank you~~~

i dont see y u cant do it.....u prob wont take it all in tho
better to go slower, learn less, but learn it better imo

[crappy]

Nothing is Impossible

[vexx]

not answering your question but:

why do you need to read 1000 pages of chem in 7 days? :\

[monokekie]

 i think the Exam is coming very very soon even the school hasn't started...and the book is like


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                   ^^^^^^
                   that thick

[vexx]

i think the Exam is coming very very soon even the school hasn't started...and the book is like


 <--------------------------------------------------------->


                   ^^^^^^
                   that thick

the exam for what o_o
im so confused

ummm all computers have different resolutions and screen sizes and i'm on my little macbook and it doesn't seem thaaaaaat big.

[stonecold]

1000 pages omg i would die haha.

i guess all you can do it try.  does it have to be 7 days.  what about 10 days.  100 pages a day seems doable.

just break it up and take breaks so you actually take in what you read. i find it easier to read lots of little bits (i.e. 20 - 30 pages at a time) rather than to read a massive amounts of writing.

[monokekie]

er...

i think we complete a unit per semester so its a subject per semester, and don't we use a book per subject? so we need to finish reading the textbook + do heaps of questions b4 the exam. and the word FAIL ain't in my dictionary

i have heaps of other bricks to go through as well so i guess i ll give my self the month before uni to go through everythingomagy.

maybe give myself 10 days like what stonecold said  

vexx:

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                                    ^^^^^^^^^^^
                                    actually that thick

[*ryan777*]

er...

i think we complete a unit per semester so its a subject per semester, and don't we use a book per subject? so we need to finish reading the textbook + do heaps of questions b4 the exam. and the word FAIL ain't in my dictionary

i have heaps of other bricks to go through as well so i guess i ll give my self the month before uni to go through everythingomagy.

maybe give myself 10 days like what stonecold said 

vexx:

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                                    ^^^^^^^^^^^
                                    actually that thick

on my monitor that way more than 1000 lol

[TrueTears]

is it possible to finish reading a 1000 paged chem text in 7 days of my crammage? coz i suck  
how to find the motivation & to plan it? (i tutor for 3 - 4 hours everyday..or should i give it up from now on?)

advice please~

thank you~~~

I personally haven't done it. I've read about 700/1100 pages of Stewarts in about 1.5 weeks while doing many exercises from each chapter, this was about 6-7 hours a day. So unless you want to really get a good grasp on the concepts I think you'd need a longer period of time.

[superflya]

1000 pages of chem 0.o

[dejan91]

Nothing is Impossible

Impossible is Nothing.

[darkphoenix]

Woah. Even if you can get through it, doubt you'll understand it all, thats too much hahah.

[monokekie]

Woah. Even if you can get through it, doubt you'll understand it all, thats too much hahah.

lol you mean fully-absorbed, as in memorising little details