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Study Timetable

  • 26-08-2012 12:33pm
    #1
    unclejunior
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 265 ✭✭


    So its the final year and now its time to get serious. Has anyone ever followed a study timetable? I have 5 modules this year and I was thinking of allotting a day for each module to study. Does this sound like a good idea? Has anyone ever followed this sort of pattern because I have no experience in this area, I succumb to stress far too easily :confused:


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  • #2
    aaabbbb
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,674 ✭✭✭aaabbbb


    unclejunior wrote: »
    So its the final year and now its time to get serious. Has anyone ever followed a study timetable? I have 5 modules this year and I was thinking of allotting a day for each module to study. Does this sound like a good idea? Has anyone ever followed this sort of pattern because I have no experience in this area, I succumb to stress far too easily :confused:


    I've tried study timetables before and they haven't worked for me unfortunatley !:( They always looked great on paper , but I'd never actually put them into practice and spend a good chunk of my study time douing my study timetable instead of actually studying! :pac: But that's just me, you might be different :D

    If you are going to do one, Google calender is a great way to go about it =)


  • #3
    unclejunior
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 265 ✭✭unclejunior


    aaabbbb wrote: »
    I've tried study timetables before and they haven't worked for me unfortunatley !:( They always looked great on paper , but I'd never actually put them into practice and spend a good chunk of my study time douing my study timetable instead of actually studying! :pac: But that's just me, you might be different :D

    If you arte going to do on Google calender is a great way to go about it =)

    thanks. how many hours a day had you planned to study?


  • #4
    aaabbbb
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,674 ✭✭✭aaabbbb


    unclejunior wrote: »
    thanks. how many hours a day had you planned to study?

    Erm....I'm not exactly sure tbh :pac: I just identified blocks of time within my timetable and planned to use those + 4 hours after college . I also tried to incorporate doing assignments into this so maybe thats where I went wrong 'cos there wasn't near enough time to get assignments done in the time I tended to allocate them :(


  • #5
    unclejunior
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 265 ✭✭unclejunior


    well i hope it worked out for you in the end.


  • #6
    Ms. Koi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,168 ✭✭✭Ms. Koi


    I had to timetable because I was involved in so many societies etc!

    I just sat down and thought out logically how much I would do each day. I usually did around four or five a day, including reading for assignments etc. I spread it out around lectures and classes.

    If I had a busy timetable on a certain day, I would just do readings that evening etc.

    It's all about balance and making it realistic! It's all well and good saying you will study from 9am to 12pm but if you like having a lie in, you won't do it. If you make it realistic, you don't feel bad about not keeping to it! Be flexible!


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