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week subject 1 1-7 Mar 2 8-14 Mar 3 15-21 Mar 4 21-28 Mar 5 29 Mar- 4 Apr 6 5-11 Apr semester break 5-11 Apr History (Mum’s 50th b’day Sun) (10%) Sociology Skills (15%) Article Review Thu (20%) A grid can be useful to organise when to study. (-- filled in here from 9 to 5, but don’t forget the evenings…) Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 9.00 lecture study shopping study study work Sleep! 10.00 study study study study lecture work 11.00 study Online lecture tute study study work 12.00 lunch lunch lunch tute study work 1.00 lecture lecture Meet grp lunch lunch work 2.00 tute tute study lecture lecture work tennis 3.00 study study tute lecture study work tennis 4.00 study study study study study work 5.00 rehearsal study yoga study enough! study A ‘to do’ list can be useful to organise what to study. Sort the things you need to do (like those in the bullet list on the previous page) under subjects (History, Sociology, etc.) and keep it in front of you day and night. It’s very satisfying crossing each one off as you go! It is important to be realistic. Don’t set impossible goals for yourself. You’ll be more likely to stick to your timetable if you take into account the following points: Allow for the limitations of your attention span. Avoid scheduling large slabs of time for one subject. Alternating subjects for study will help you to sustain your concentration and interest. Work in terms of tasks not time. Rather than having a vague aim to ‘study sociology for two hours’, set a particular section of work for each study period. A sense of achievement