Every student on the planet will tell you that if it was possible for them to deal with school without doing much work they would do anything learn how. Well, the answer is a simple method: do what you have to do on a period of time instead of all at once. Overload = Hard work.
Do it when you feel like it. If you’re at home wondering what you could do, find an homework that need to be done and do maybe 1 or 2 numbers. It doesn’t need to be big, just do some. Then later that day, you may feel like working some more, so far you’ll have done ~5-8 numbers or more, all this under your personal acceptance and using time that was being wasted doing nothing. The good news is you still have 3 days to do the homework and maybe 7 more numbers left (out of 15, that’s 50% done !!) to complete your homework. The next day you might not feel like doing work or you just want to take a pause. The day after, you do 3 more numbers so there’s only 2 left for tommorow.
All this seems a bit too easy but let’s look at this in a number perspective: if a exercise takes you 5-10 minutes, you’ll spend 35-70 minutes over 2 periods of time, which makes it 15-35 minutes per period. That’s not much compared to the 112.5 required minutes (1.9 hours) in total (15# times 7.5 minutes each). Splitting the work is the best way to be stress free and to get a better understanding of any subject because your brain doesn’t get overworked by too much all at once, you don’t feel pushed to do the work and you see your homeworks as a way to use your free time where you know you would be doing nothing at all.
Doing so will generally assure you a 10-25% better understanding and better grades at school. Wow, better grades, wouldn’t you like that, especially if you know there was less work and stress involved?
I know this method will sound too harsh to those 0 minutes homeworkers out there, but you can’t gain something from doing nothing, that’s impossible. It’s like trying to eat without food, good luck.
Experiment it and see for yourself. You’ll never want to come back to the old method ever again.
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