#time table for study

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Creating an effective time table for study at home is crucial for academic success. At Ecole Globale Schools, we recognize the importance of structured study time and provide our students with the tools they need to excel. This article will guide parents and students on how to create an efficient study time table, focusing on strategies that enhance productivity and learning outcomes.

Importance of a Study Time Table

A well-organized time table for study at home plays a pivotal role in a student’s academic journey. It helps in:

Time Management: Allocates specific times for different subjects and tasks.

Goal Setting: Sets clear, achievable goals for study sessions.

Prioritizing Tasks: Focuses on subjects that need more attention.

Staying Organized: Keeps track of assignments, exams, and deadlines.

Reducing Stress: Promotes a balanced approach to studying and leisure.

Steps to Create an Effective Study Time Table

1. Set Clear Goals

Setting clear, achievable goals is the first step in creating an effective study time table.

Daily Goals: Break down your study material into manageable daily targets.

Weekly and Monthly Goals: Plan for longer-term objectives to ensure comprehensive coverage of the syllabus.

2. Prioritize Subjects

Focusing on subjects that require more attention can significantly improve study efficiency.

Identify Weak Areas: Spend more time on challenging subjects.

Balanced Approach: Ensure that all subjects receive adequate attention.

3. Plan Your Study Schedule

A well-planned schedule is crucial for effective studying.

Hourly Study Plan: Allocate specific hours to different subjects and topics.

Breaks: Incorporate short breaks to keep your mind fresh and focused.

4. Avoid Distractions

Minimizing distractions is essential for maintaining focus.

Dedicated Study Space: Create a clutter-free, organized study area.

Limit Technology Use: Turn off notifications and avoid multitasking with gadgets.

Sample Study Time Tables

For Self-Study Aspirants

Morning:

5:00 AM – 5:15 AM: Wake up and freshen up

5:15 AM – 6:15 AM: Study Physics

6:15 AM – 6:30 AM: Breakfast

6:30 AM – 7:30 AM: Study Chemistry

Afternoon:

12:30 PM – 1:30 PM: Lunch

1:30 PM – 3:30 PM: Rest and sleep

3:30 PM – 5:30 PM: Study Mathematics

Evening:

7:00 PM – 8:00 PM: Dinner/Walk

8:00 PM – 10:30 PM: Solve practice questions

For Coaching-Enrolled Aspirants

Morning:

5:00 AM – 5:15 AM: Wake up and freshen up

5:15 AM – 7:15 AM: Study Physics

7:15 AM – 7:30 AM: Breakfast

7:30 AM – 9:30 AM: Study Chemistry

Afternoon:

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Lunch

1:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Rest/Sleep

3:00 PM – 5:00 PM: Practice questions

Evening:

6:00 PM – 9:30 PM: Coaching classes

9:30 PM – 10:00 PM: Dinner

10:30 PM: Sleep

Tips for Implementing the Study Time Table

Consistency is Key

Maintaining consistency is crucial for long-term success.

Daily Routine: Stick to your time table every day.

Regular Reviews: Adjust your schedule based on progress and feedback.

Frequent Testing

Regular testing helps in reinforcing learning.

Mock Tests: Take frequent mock tests to gauge your understanding.

Previous Year Papers: Solve previous year’s question papers for practice.

Take Regular Breaks

Incorporating breaks enhances productivity.

Short Breaks: Include 10-15 minute breaks after each study session.

Healthy Snacks: Keep nutritious snacks handy to stay energized.

Habits of Successful Students

Adopting good study habits is essential for achieving academic success.

Set Goals and Objectives: Be clear about your future aspirations.

Stay Consistent: Regular practice and revision are key.

Take Notes: Writing notes helps in better understanding and retention.

Seek Feedback: Regular feedback from peers and teachers can provide valuable insights.

Conclusion

Creating an effective time table for study at home is a vital step towards academic excellence. By setting clear goals, prioritizing subjects, and maintaining consistency, students can optimize their study time and achieve better results. At Ecole Globale Schools, we encourage our students to adopt these practices to ensure their success in academics and beyond.

By implementing these strategies, parents can support their children in developing a disciplined and productive study routine. With a well-structured time table, students can balance their academic responsibilities with leisure activities, leading to a more fulfilling and successful educational experience.

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Camelot sketches (I’ll probably add more in the future)

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playing around w slightly different hair renders

[how-to-get-away-with-study]

The cat disapproves of philosophy 😾

[edamammy]

basically, an asheijified study of this

[belovedapollo]

Monday studies and reads 📚 reblog is ok, don’t repost/use

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I AM NOW THE PROUD OWNER OF A 400-PAGE LONG BOOK OF ACADEMIC ANALYSIS ABOUT MDZS (both the novel and CQL, as well as the wider danmei sphere, internet authorship, fan reactions in both CN and non-CN spheres, and so many more interesting things – there are photos of the contents list below) >:DDDD

I only got it this afternoon so have only read the (quite long?) excerpt available online and pages I came across while flipping through, but everything I've read so far is really interesting and well-written. If you're interested, it's promoted on the blog of @pumpkinpaix, where there are also chapter spotlights with comments from authors of each paper/chapter about them and about MDZS in general (which is how I found out about it, one came up in tumblr's 'based on this tag you follow...' recommendation), as well as FAQs (including where to buy it, though I did link that at the start). Alternatively, all posts about it are in the tag #catching chen qing ling!

I really recommend it, especially if content about MDZS interests you! and I promise I haven't been told to advertise this it's just something so so cool... a collection of academic work about MY FAVOURITE BOOK... and I know people do follow me for meta/analysis so this might be the sort of thing people looking at this blog will be interested in..?

[studylovella]

"The most dangerous risk of all – the risk of spending your life not doing what you want on the bet you can buy yourself the freedom to do it later." - Randy Komisar

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Biology - Proteins & linear electron flow from photosynthesis Essay Writting ☑️

Biology - Kingdom of Fungi Diagrams ☑️

Chemistry - Inorganic P Block Group 13 Reactions ☑️

Milk Coffee + Poetry of Slow Life ☕🤎

[studyandsteep]

need to beat procrastination? start with the smallest task

unconventional study tips, part 5 - full series here!

the hardest part is getting started. once you do that, the rest will flow easily after you've dipped your toes in the water.

here's how: complete the assignment that will take the least amount of time. homework, maybe, or a 10 minute project work session.

as an added bonus, check your task list and make sure it's ordered by priority; take factors such as how much time the subject will take, due date, and weighting into consideration as you rank each assignment by priority.

procrastination is something students struggle with no matter how talented or smart they are- learning to manage it and not let it get the best of you is the most crucial step to managing time successfully.

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He workin'.

Drabble I made > here.

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My Little Corner of Discipline & Dreams 💖📝

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@whcwashe mentioned a couple days ago how overlooked john's artistic ability is, including the way he's able to paint sigils with such mathematical perfection (i.e. in the nbc pilot), and i just think with how bookish he is + how adept in mathematics they show him being as a kid in dead boy's heart, it would make perfect sense for him to have researched and borrowed a lot of geometric artistic techniques from leonardo da vinci to use in the more physical aspects of magic and ritual.

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Personally I think the funniest (ie also the saddest thing) is that in the newest interlude archon quest recollection review talked about shadows admist snowstorms you know the limited time event and event story quest that happened in version 2.3, in November 2021

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Make an online copy of your timetable.

Eventually, you're going to lose your timetable, or you'll leave it in your locker or at home and you'll need to find out where to go and what books to bring.

Option one - take a photo of your physical timetable and save it to its own folder or turn it into a widget. Don't just let it sit in your camera roll because then you will spend ages scrolling through looking for it and you will inevitably get distracted looking at pictures of your dog or a reminder picture from 2016

Option 2 create the format for your timetable and fill in your subjects + their rooms when you get them. You can edit this each time that your timetable changes. It's really simple to make on Word and takes less than 5 minutes. I like to colour code each block so that I know where to go because the layout of my school is sorted into coloured areas (eg. History - Red area 7 is highlighted in red) but if you school's layout is different, you could colour code based on class

Sample timetable layout

Colour coded, complete timetable