FOR STUDENTS. how many hours per day should i study for math? i am in uni in math program.?
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I had four math classes & a physics class last semester & I didn't study at all. I guess it all depends on how you learn. If you spend 10 min. a week studying & feel you understand it, then that's enough. If you spend 30 hrs a week & still don't understand, then you need to study more.\n\nOh yeah, that 2-3 hrs studying per hr of class time is pure bullshit. I've had teachers say that too. That's study time IN ADDITION TO homework time.
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Well if you are just starting back to school it is probably best to start slow.\nThe reason they advise only 6 units is because of the homework involved.  For every one hour you spend in class you need to study at home at least 1 hour.  If you are taking 6 units then i assume that is 6 hours of class time a week. Plus at least 6 hrs of home work is 12 hrs of school a week plus the 40hrs you spend at work plus sleep and stuff looks like this...\n24 hrs x 7days a week = 168 hrs in one week\n 168 hrs\n- 40 hrs of work\n-   6 hrs in class\n-   6 hrs in studdy\n- 56 hrs sleep (8hrsx7days a week)\nthis all leaves 60 hours a week free ( more or less)\nthat breaks down to 60hrs divided by 7 days in a week 8.57 hrs a day.\nYou have an extra 8 and 1/2 hrs to drive, eat, bathe, dress, you would be surprised how much time these things take in a days time.  I know I wake up at 6:30 and get to work at 8 There is an hour and 1/2 right there.\nIf you think you can handle it,,, go for it, but remember you are paying for these classes and don't want to risk failing one and having to pay to take it over.\nGood luck to you, try mixing it up, take 3 hard classes and 2 easy ones.
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As weird as this sounds, I have always found that for me math needs time to absorb.  And while I will never be an engineering major, I would suggest going over the next section or chapter that will be discussed in class, listening to the lecture with lots of Red Bull if it helps, and then going home and studying for an hour right after class.  Do math problems right then and then do a couple  everyday.  If you are able to, review all the formulas everyday as well.  I know it sounds like a pain to do math at least an hour everyday, but I have always found it is the best way.\n\nP.S. - Please give me best answer.
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Alot!! like 3-4 hours....I try my best to do my homework but it can be so hard sometimes you know like math...
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I suggest that you do ALL of the homework the same day it is assigned. Review that homework the next day BEFORE moving on to the next assignment to help memorize what you have done. If you have problems figuring out which formula to use, just memorize what formula does what. DO NOT use a calculator to do anything more than simple math. You won't learn a thing by programming your calculator to do it for you. ASK QUESTIONS in class if you don't understand something or need help in any way. Attend free tutoring sessions offered by your math department. Most colleges offer it. If they don't offer it PAY FOR IT from a tutor recommended BY THE MATH DEPARTMENT. Don't allow just anyone to tutor you, they may teach you bad habits.
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make a timetable of what u have planned to study each day n try to stick to it..decide how much u r going to cover in an hour n then take a 10 minute break only when u have done it..in this break..go out of ur room n do some stretching exercises..will relax ur mind..try to focus on ur goal...of getting good marks...ur concentration will not wander..study with ur whole heart in it...u can make a list of important topics and go through them more frequently.try to achieve ecellence in whatever u r studying by revising it again, again and again, and practising repeatedly in case of Maths, numericals, etc...it is best to study thoroughly, it makes concepts stronger...try to study for the sake of gaining knowledge..that way, ur concepts will get stronger...try to limit TV, etc. for a fixed time each day like 45 min. maximum n dont exceed that..make notes of important points from each topic..that helps in revising when time is short...in the exam, while writing an answer..highlight the imp. points with a different colour pen, like black..presentation and writing is also important for good marks..try to be neat in ur work..I am telling all this from my experience as I have been a topper all my life n now am a doctor..the bottomline is study with dedication, determination and interest...revise, revise and revise...hope it helps u..good luck..
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Treat your schoolwork like a regular 9-5 job. That means use your time between classes during the day to study and keep up with your assignments. Then enjoy your nights and weekends.
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Get on a schedule.  Monday thru Friday, make a set plan for studying/working/reading homework.  If you have Math, English, Creative Writing for example, divide it like this:\nAfter school:  Monday - 45 min of math,Break: 15 min.  45 min of English, Break: 15min.  45 min. of Creative Writing, Break: 15 min. DO THIS EVERYDAY.  Consistency is the key, and having a schedule will help.  Of course, if you have extra curricular activities, stick in those.  You won't be a nerd.
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Then you should start studying.\nLearn a little at a time and always review regularly so you can remember it. Too much info at one time and you brain immediately forgets.\n\nAnd when studying for maths - don't just learn the theories and the formulas. Learn to apply them. Do lots of practice equations/questions. Eventually you'll know what to do immediately after seeing a new question. You won't even hesitate, so you'll save time for even harder questions.\n\nTrust me it works!!!
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general advice on studing is to do so for about twenty minute then take a 5 min break, ever couple of hours have a complete break a snack and a fresh drink....\nto be technically strong in a subject you must research your subjest
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best way to do it for me, have to actually set time aside for studying, like 3 hours.  now, the magic is not to studying for 3 hours at a time.  but taking a 15 min break for every 30 mins of solid studying.  now in the 30 mins, you have to be studying, not getting ready to study, not getting reference for studying, not learning how to study, but studying, on the 15 min break, same thing as above, nothing to do  with studying at all, nothing. dont' think about it til the 15 min is over.  that way you can guarantee yourself 30 mins of super concentration with the reward of 15 mins of break.
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it depends on what day...\nduring ,Tuesdays, Thursdays, Friday, Saturday and Sunday i spend at least 10 hours a day... wahaha... i think im an addict... but what can i do... i have unlimited broadband access! wahaha...\nduring Monday, and Wednesday i spend only 3 hours coz i have to study and prepare for  my class the next day.
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I'm a double major of Secondary Math Education major and Spanish.  I'm a sophomore...I took 18 hours this semester; 2 Spanish, one math (proofs), foundations of education, and then 2 gen ed classes.  But next semester I'll have 2 math classes, 2 spanish classes, an ed class, and french.  \nGood luck on your 27 hours...I didn't know any schools let you take that many.  I know 18 is a full load, but they'll let you take 21 if you ask....but 27, man that soounds rough.
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Take detailed notes, outline sections. Read through chapters and answer questions in textbooks. Complete any chapter review questions and have others quiz you. Study around 5-15 minutes each day, and don't cram before a big test. Feel free to take breaks when you feel tired, hungry, etc., but stay on task.
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Study until you feel you know the information. Some nights you might study 2 hours but others a half an hour. It all depends on what you need to know and how well you know it.
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can u tell me what faculty or field are u studying , i may be able to guide u exactly then.\n\nWell for the time being i say is \n1) prepare a timetable for urself like what time u work , study, go out , etc. \n2)  then try to fix the timings for ur subjects of study in those timings.\n3) never take up one subject only , what i suggest is take two or three subjects at a time , i mean that for eg subjects A, B  AND C. so divide the timings as daily i ll do 2 hrs for subject A , 3hrs for subject B as it is quiet vast and 1 hr for subject C.\n4) prepare a schedule of the course u want to finish every week on sundays , and every saturday night check how much of the target u have achieved ,\n5) give some good amount of time for sleep daily atleast 6 hrs.\n6) give atleast 2 hrs daily for leisure activities like playing, tv, going out, etc.\n7) MOST IMPORTANT "BE FOCUSSED ON YOUR GOAL "\n       WELL THESE ARE SOME TIPS,\n       ALL THE BEST, TAKE CARE , BYE
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I would realistically decide how many hours a day I can study.  I would then divide that time into 50 minutes intervals.  I would take a 10 minute mental break every 50 minutes to get up and stretch.  I would try not to think of the big whole task as that would be over-whelming.  I would pretend that success or failure was not in taking the test but in studying the required amount of time.  To discipline my self in the study time I would have a timer.  I would also set up a simple spreadsheet where I could check the box for every time period I studied.