Study during the term holidays?

[andyzpipe]

Well , i was just wondering how the year 12s would approach studies during the term break holidays , i mean , would you go full on with studies during the holidays, chill+some study , or just completely take no seriousness to it and just relax. Just a curious question..

[Keo]

Study everyday!

[MeLucky]

well i'm planning to get heaps done but i also have a tendency to procrastinate. I'll just need to focus.
So I guess semi-full on with mah studies, may take a break or two for some days but I really don't wanna slack off and fall behind.

[azure]

Take a couple of days to relax and get straight into studying! Haha, the more you do in the term holidays, the less stress and need to cram at the end of term three.

[DisaFear]

It is year 12. I will try and study everyday (something non-existent on previous years, where it would all be in the last 3 days)
However, I won't be studying all day, ill set a maximum of 4 hours :crazy2:

[kenhung123]

I guess you should study moderately, have a bit of fun and relax and incorporate some study. Whens the holidays starting for you guys?

[DisaFear]

I guess you should study moderately, have a bit of fun and relax and incorporate some study. Whens the holidays starting for you guys?

Coming Friday is last day of school for us
Private schools have already started holidays

[azure]

I guess you should study moderately, have a bit of fun and relax and incorporate some study. Whens the holidays starting for you guys?

Coming Friday is last day of school for us
Private schools have already started holidays

Not quite, we haven't finished either. Have the two weeks break now and the three weeks one next term...

[b^3]

Since I have burnt myself out for the third time this year, i'm having a break for a couple of days before falt out for another couple, then a break in the middle and then moderatly run myself back into term 3. But this is what i get for finishing methods a month ago and nearly finishing chem and spec. Ah well, 13 or something more weeks and it's all over, this is the twelve weeks that counts, as long as I can stay sane in the meantime.

[Interficere]

I plan to wake up early each day and do a few hours of study. Hopefully, this will keep me from sleeping in and ruining my sleep cycle. And I'll still have the rest of the day to go out. It's not as if I'd be able to do work after going out anyway, and I don't usually go out before 11 or so. Gives me a few hours.

[azure]

I plan to wake up early each day and do a few hours of study. Hopefully, this will keep me from sleeping in and ruining my sleep cycle. And I'll still have the rest of the day to go out. It's not as if I'd be able to do work after going out anyway, and I don't usually go out before 11 or so. Gives me a few hours.

Sounds like a good idea, I might do that too I've found that heading out early and studying in some coffee shop whilst waiting for friends works well too pretty quiet in the morning; the business men/women don't make much noise in the cafes haha.

[Interficere]

I plan to wake up early each day and do a few hours of study. Hopefully, this will keep me from sleeping in and ruining my sleep cycle. And I'll still have the rest of the day to go out. It's not as if I'd be able to do work after going out anyway, and I don't usually go out before 11 or so. Gives me a few hours.

Sounds like a good idea, I might do that too I've found that heading out early and studying in some coffee shop whilst waiting for friends works well too pretty quiet in the morning; the business men/women don't make much noise in the cafes haha.

The other (apparent) benefit of studying in a coffee shop/public place is that you feel obliged to work. I always drag myself to the State Library, even though it's about 45 minutes away. See, it's worth it, because if I stay home, no one's watching me or judging me if I collapse back into bed right after my 9 AM breakfast! In public, however, where everyone else is typing away on their laptops and looking super serious, I feel as if I have to do work too. XD

[andyzpipe]

ye ive already started holidays since monday , and ive been doing the bare minimum , 1 hour of study a day lol.... trying to hit 4 h ours a day tho starting tomorrow hopefully

[pi]

However, I won't be studying all day, ill set a maximum of 4 hours :crazy2:

+1, want to have a bit of fun too!


Term 3 break is where shit gets real.

[azure]

I plan to wake up early each day and do a few hours of study. Hopefully, this will keep me from sleeping in and ruining my sleep cycle. And I'll still have the rest of the day to go out. It's not as if I'd be able to do work after going out anyway, and I don't usually go out before 11 or so. Gives me a few hours.

Sounds like a good idea, I might do that too I've found that heading out early and studying in some coffee shop whilst waiting for friends works well too pretty quiet in the morning; the business men/women don't make much noise in the cafes haha.

The other (apparent) benefit of studying in a coffee shop/public place is that you feel obliged to work. I always drag myself to the State Library, even though it's about 45 minutes away. See, it's worth it, because if I stay home, no one's watching me or judging me if I collapse back into bed right after my 9 AM breakfast! In public, however, where everyone else is typing away on their laptops and looking super serious, I feel as if I have to do work too. XD

Yes, definitely, or else you look completely out of place... haha. I tend to avoid state these days though, easy place to socialise because everyone tends to be there not to mention the youngsters seem to have deemed state as their 'hang out' place as well. Becomes rather noisy especially right after lunch. Have you tried city lib, flinders lane? In my opinion, better place to study if you're an early bird