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How much are you studying?

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  • #32
    grimloch
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    Solitaryman666 wrote:
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    how long is the time in question? but if its something like 3 hours then youd have to drag in something about relaxing time because its stressful coming home at 4 and having to study till 8 or 9


  • #33
    Mimikyu
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  • #34
    grimloch
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    Solitaryman666 wrote:
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    three hours is a bit excessive to be honest, if you tell her you cant study for 3 hours, youll probably get a response along the lines of "youre not trying hard enough" or something, but its worth a shot


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    Mimikyu
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  • #36
    Cousin it
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    do twenty minute blocks of each subject. relax for ten minutes. then twenty minutes of a different one. don't study with music (as some people do???) or lying down. try to recreate your exam environment, it helps your brain in the exam. after three subjects (1hr study, 30mins break) take a longer break and eat some fruit, bananas are best because they contain slow-release carbohydrates which maintain energy and concentration levels. exercise during this longer break, but not a huge amount as it gets more oxygen to your brain for your return to study.


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