Time table for new academics
Hmmm, now that you’re done with your last semester, and you have enough time to yourself
at the same time your new academics are just about to begin, we are here with a timetable/routine
that you must follow for a better start to your new standard!
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Now, before diving into the actual time table, let's get to know a few rules of making a
timetable.
Because this is very important since everyone’s different, and if you don’t follow these
rules, you’ll always find yourself not following a routine.
So, don't skip this part since you will be lost while you’re watching the timetable
further.
1: Be honest and don’t exaggerate your simple timetable
By being honest I mean to understand that our brains function in a realistic manner,
hence when you write some extraordinary or exaggerated things in your timetable for the
first time itself, you will hardly be able to follow it, yes believe me..
I’ve done it too, hence take my advice and try to be specific with what you want from
yourself in the time table.
2: Mention proper time for breaks in your timetable
See we tend to focus so much on doing, that we actually forget to take some time out,
and that is very important.
Hence while you’re writing your time table make sure you keep some break time as you
would definitely need it, it could be during your self study session as well.
3: Keep alternative days for alternate plans so you won’t get bored
By alternative days I mean when you are planning to have an activity in your daily timetable
make sure that you keep that plan mostly on the alternative days.
Since at some point you will get bored and will also eventually stop following the timetable
which is not something that you want right?
4: Buffer time Buffer time is meant to be in your timetable,
this is because when you follow a certain time table there are chances when you won’t
be able to finish a particular task like you have mentioned in the timetable and that will
demotivate you to continue the further task hence keep at least an hour of buffer time
so that you won’t lag behind
5: Keep changing your timetable Keep changing your timetable at least twice
in a month why?
This is because you are sure sort most likely to not follow a timetable more than say 6-7
days hence keep shuffling two timetables in a month, also I know that this timetable will
not be applicable to everyone due to the change in your school timing, standard, etc, hence
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Now that we are done with all the instructional part of the timetable, let’s get started
with the timings!
Let’s begin!
5:30am - 6:00am : Wake Up Let's assume that you have your school from
morning to afternoon, but obvious you will be waking up early so that will be from 5:30am
- 6am, since waking might be a task for some of you’ll, hence keeping the half hour as
a buffer time
6am - 7am : Productive Hour This time is also known as the productive
hour, productive hour because this is a time where you will be the most active and hence
a time to grasp something that you must be wanting to learn for a long time, so you can
choose to either study a difficult subject and then get ready for school!
8am - 2pm: School time Make sure that you have a great day at school,
at the same time learn things and don’t forget to note down your homework,
2pm - 3pm : Lunch time This will be a time when you’re back from
school and now it’s time to have lunch, don’t skip this part since you will need
some energy for your further schedule
3pm - 5pm : Power Nap Plus self study / Homework Take this time to quickly have a small power
nap to get ready with your next session that is your self-study session, while you’re
having a time of self study you can also do your homework at this time.
5pm - 6pm : Go Out After all your study session is done, you
can go out and take a small break, maybe go ahead and play or go ahead and do some running
etc, this is just to keep your mind fresh and energetic for the later activities
6pm - 7pm : Learn a new skill Like I said earlier, it is very important
for you to learn a new skill since by this you will be training your brain to think more
in a way this will be like an exercise for your brain
7pm - 8pm : Self-study Since your new academics must have started
it is crucial for you to start thinking of ways that you can be upto date with your new
syllabus and at the same time you can also work on some of the reading skills and maths
as well!
8pm - 9pm : Dinner By this time you should start having your
dinner
9pm - 9:30pm : Read a book This time focus more on your reading skills,
you can read at least 3 pages, that will also be fine too, just helping you to brush your
knowledge.
9:30pm : Organise your stuff Right after you’re done with some reading
skills, the next thing that you should do is some packing of your bag!
Try and gather your notebook, your compass etc whatever is needed for you next day at
school
10pm : Sleep