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Finding Time 2 study.

Cork · 2004-09-18 16:20:03

I have just returned to part time study. It is pretty hard getting down to study after a days work & at weekends. Is it better to set a day like Saturday aside or try & study after work? I'll probably take 2 weeks off to study prior to the exams. I have cut back my internet time. (I post little during the week) & I have…

18-09-2004 4:20pm

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I have just returned to part time study. It is pretty hard getting down to study after a days work & at weekends.

Is it better to set a day like Saturday aside or try & study after work?

I'll probably take 2 weeks off to study prior to the exams.

I have cut back my internet time. (I post little during the week) & I have cut down on TV a little.

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#2 18-09-2004 4:31pm

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I find weekends are best for me - but I think everyone is an individual in the respect. I'm normally too knackered after working office hours to even think of study - although, I do read texts etc on bus to work in the morning.

You'll find a pattern that works for you - yup, you'll have to be prepared to cut out some things now and again, but eventually you get into a rhythm

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