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VCE Stuff => Victorian Education Discussion => Topic started by: YussifK on February 14, 2020, 08:40:01 pm
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I don’t know how to make one I need a technology based one plz guys
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Hey!
A study timetable is usually tailored to one's individual needs, so what may work for one person may not work for another, however you can make one using excel- with times in the first column and days of the week in the top (or second) row- and fill in what is done in each hour/block of hours in the table that results!
Below isn't a study timetable, just one of my old timetables, but it's gives you an idea of what I mean.
(https://i.imgur.com/sRcEeNi.png)
Hope this helps a little :)
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Hey Yussif!
Here is a link to my template (you can edit it its not the one i use dont worry) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iyYepF8ceOLj-bmYac29AVbt3zYeajE_idJWZTw4KcU/edit?usp=sharing so I put in the times that suit me, put in my classes and then my work and then my social/volunteering and then after that see where i can fit in study. Study timetables are a guide so don't be too harsh if you do something different to your timetable.
Alternatively, you could highlight when you have the time to study and have an ongoing to do list so when you have time to study you go to your to do list and if you are tired and not functioning to your best ability do the 'easiest' task or on the flip side if you are feeling emotionally and mentally resilient choose the hardest task