Study Guide
Make sure that you have a study guide that suits you. Your study guide should outline what you will be doing each day of the week after school as well as in the weekends. It should also contain how long you should be spending on each of your subjects. Remember: you cannot study everything in one night, but you cannot afford to fall behind.
Make sure that your study guide contains time for FUN. You cannot study 24/7.
The following is an example of a study timetable. The weekend should have at least 3 hours of study in each subject.
|
|
Mon |
Tue |
Wed |
Thurs |
Fri |
| 7am – 5pm |
School |
School |
School |
School |
School |
| 5pm – 6pm |
H.W. |
H.W. |
H.W. |
H.W. |
H.W. |
| 6pm – 7pm |
H.W. |
H.W. |
H.W. |
H.W. |
H.W. |
| 7pm – 8pm |
Mathematics |
Mathematics |
Mathematics |
Mathematics |
Legal Studies |
| 8pm – 9pm |
English |
English |
English |
English |
Economics |
| 9pm – 10pm |
Physics |
Legal Studies |
Physics |
Legal Studies |
Physics |
| 10pm – 11pm |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
Economics |
Economics |
Business Studies |