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Best approach to pulling an all-nighter (1 Viewer)
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louielouiee
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Probs should just work hard from after school till midnight then get up at like 5/6am and continue.
Then again, I've never ever pulled an all nighter (for anything work related that is) so I guess my input is invalid.
Then again, I've never ever pulled an all nighter (for anything work related that is) so I guess my input is invalid.
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I would honestly say the best approach is the approach that means you don't need to do them.
You'll just accrue a sleep debt anyway. You'd be amazed at how a screwed up sleep pattern can affect you so much (experience as a night shift worker).
Now one all nighter won't do much damage-but really the productivity they give is an illusion because your mind won't be fresh and take longer to do things, it means you are less effective the next day at absorbing new material and you will likely end up catching the sleep up the next night or weekend.
Taking care of yourself is the most important thing in tackling anything in life. From the HSC to trying to build a to scale model of the Eiffel Tower with toothpicks-you should aim to be fully rested, calm minded and put your best foot forward.
You'll just accrue a sleep debt anyway. You'd be amazed at how a screwed up sleep pattern can affect you so much (experience as a night shift worker).
Now one all nighter won't do much damage-but really the productivity they give is an illusion because your mind won't be fresh and take longer to do things, it means you are less effective the next day at absorbing new material and you will likely end up catching the sleep up the next night or weekend.
Taking care of yourself is the most important thing in tackling anything in life. From the HSC to trying to build a to scale model of the Eiffel Tower with toothpicks-you should aim to be fully rested, calm minded and put your best foot forward.
Well, for future reference then.
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if you managed your time more effectively you wouldn't have to stay awake all night anyway :/
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Drink heaps of water with ice in it, gets you up to go to the toilet very regularly and the cold makes you feel awake. Coffee makes you all warm and comfortable which does not help why trying to stay awake at 5am in the morning.
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hey dougal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ_f9onTTQE
might be worth to take a look at this
might be worth to take a look at this
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dedication? lol no. more like sheer stupidity, not managing time properly
laura-jayne14
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Don't leave your assignment to the last minute = problem solved
I strongly feel that these comments do not help the OP and thus are not welcome here. He asked for tips on how to stay up; not how to manage his time/schedule/study patterns. Just saying.