Study benefits per unit in relation to hours studies representing 1 of a possible 2 units as a whole can be worked out mathematically.Beege said:What's more effective? 4 hours worth of study (2 hours per subject) or 4 hours worth of study (1 subject per hour?)
You're becoming quite good at this. I giggled a little.ari89 said:Study benefits per unit in relation to hours studies representing 1 of a possible 2 units as a whole can be worked out mathematically.
Once you've done the substitution align the results to the graph
Try not to confuse the independant variables
The reason why there's a plan cBeege said:lol wtf is that graph?
Don't know, don't tend to study. I'd go for 2 subjects though.Beege said:What's more effective? 4 hours worth of study (2 hours per subject) or 4 hours worth of study (1 subject per hour?)
That hurts my brain.ari89 said:Study benefits per unit in relation to hours studies representing 1 of a possible 2 units as a whole can be worked out mathematically.
Once you've done the substitution align the results to the graph
Try not to confuse the independant variables
So they're suggesting (at least) five hours of study per night?w00dy. said:it was recommended to us by some of our teachers to spend one hour per subject per night, but rotate at what order you do the subjects each night, say if you did maths for one hour to start with, you do maths as one of your last subjects the next night, so you get variety and potentially concentrate better.
just a suggestion though =]
Sometimes 6 for mezaqwerty said:So they're suggesting (at least) five hours of study per night?
That's not good advice.