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Sectioning HW for efficient studying?????

Idk how to do a bunch of homework without listing it out first and attacking the priorities?!
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Jimmy’s Answer

Listing out things you need to do and attacking the priorities is a valuable life skill, and I use it nearly every day. For one thing, getting all of your to-do items down onto paper (or a note on your phone, etc.) can help you clear your mind and focus. It can also give your motivation a boost to check things off your list. Finally, if you happen to have subjects that are related to each other, it can be helpful to group those items and study them together.

When I was in school, I would take a couple of hours at the beginning of the semester to put as much as possible on my online calendar. If my professor gave a syllabus with all of the due dates in advance, I would go ahead and put them all on the calendar the first week. That way, I never had to worry about remembering whether I had something due, and I only needed to track if a due date changed.
Thank you comment icon Hi Jimmy: Your advice is very insightful. Thanks for sharing. Sheila Jordan
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Cicely’s Answer

I organize by due date first, then by individual task and then I rank them in priority order before I get cracking at it.
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Nathan’s Answer

I like to look at all of my assignments due that week, read the descriptions of them, and decide what will take the longest. I like to get the longest assignments done first, in case of anything going on that week that may take away time to get my work done. Then I set a date for what I'm going to do. I usually try to do at least 1 to 2 things a day, which keeps the stress away from trying to cram a lot of things in a short amount of time.
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