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So 3 weeks left to trials... can i do it? (1 Viewer)

FightingSmile64

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Hey guys,

There is about 3 weeks until the start of my trials exams and I am so nervous. To make matters worse I haven't even looked at studying or even started because I have had FOUR assessments to do during the holidays which I just have about done and sent drafts to my teachers. ATM they haven't even checked them so I am nearly giving up hope and its stressing me out, and before you ask they gave it to us on the last week of school XD

Do you think 3 weeks is enough time to study for the trials?

Can you please give me tips on how to study effectively...

Thanks
 

Chris_S

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Have you done any summary notes for any subjects over this year?
 

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How many units do you do? In the event that you do 10-12, 3 weeks should be enough. Don't worry about making your own personal summary. Grab a pair of notes that are comfortable and tailored to your learning style eg. Colour, white space. I find I learn best when I read over the notes and explain the concept to a mirror/person (person preferred because they tend to ask follow up questions on some of the simplest things). Try and do most of your learning 30-45 minutes before you go to bed. It's been proven that your mind retains everything during this phase, so you'll find you're learning more in a shorter period of time.
 

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Of course you have enough time, but make sure you allocate the right amount of time for each subject. If you're confident in a subject then you'd want to spend less time on it and focus more on the subjects that need improving.
 

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3 weeks is plenty of time. Just quickly review your notes and get to doing practice papers/questions. If you don't have notes, make some quick dot points notes for every subject and take some time to go over them. It really just comes down to actually starting!
 

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Yes, you can do it. Start now and study hard.

I pulled consistent top 3 ranks in my trials and while for ~15 hours a day, i did the bulk of my study in 9 days.
 

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Ez breh u got this. In uni we do it in more or less a week :)

I covered more than 50% of the content I needed to learn in the semester during stuvac (1 week)/during exam period.

I think some of you are underestimating how long 3 weeks is, because they give such a ridiculous amount of time for you to study in the HSC.
 

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How many units do you do? In the event that you do 10-12, 3 weeks should be enough. Don't worry about making your own personal summary. Grab a pair of notes that are comfortable and tailored to your learning style eg. Colour, white space. I find I learn best when I read over the notes and explain the concept to a mirror/person (person preferred because they tend to ask follow up questions on some of the simplest things). Try and do most of your learning 30-45 minutes before you go to bed. It's been proven that your mind retains everything during this phase, so you'll find you're learning more in a shorter period of time.
For this, group studying is the best as it consolidates your knowledge as well as your peers
 

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You have heaps of time and you can easily do it! Just knuckle down and keep up that motivation and than you are going to succeed! Good Luck :)
 

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