if your school\u2019s final exams (or semester exams) are after your winter holiday, it can be easy to fall into one of two extreme camps: either you spend the whole break studying (or at the very least, worrying about studying) or you don\u2019t do anything at all because, hey, you\u2019re on break!<\/p>\n
here are some other options that hopefully will allow you to strike a better balance between chaos and over-regimentation.<\/p>\n
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\n <\/p>\nthe \u201cone hour a day\u201d finals study plan<\/h2>\n
many students promise themselves they are going to study hard over winter break, but since vacation time can be so unscheduled, whole days often slip by before they realize they haven\u2019t done anything at all. prevent this slip-up by incorporating just a little bit of discipline into your days.<\/p>\n
schedule a \u201cfinal exam review\/essay writing\/winter reading\/whatever you\u2019ve been assigned to do\u201d period in every day. sticking to the same time will help this plan be more successful. you can boost your discipline by scheduling some fun me-time around this as well. for example, \u201cyoga 9-10 am,\u201d \u201cstudy time 10-11:30 am,\u201d \u201cvideo game break \u201c11:30 am-12 pm,\u201d then keep the rest of the day open-ended if you want. <\/p>\n
over winter break, you\u2019ll be gifted about 8 or so hours per weekday that were previously taken up by school, so it hopefully shouldn\u2019t be too painful to keep a few hours of your morning regimented, and then allow yourself to take the rest of the time off.
\n <\/p>\n
the \u201ctake a break first\u201d final exam study plan<\/h2>\n
if you are entering winter break feeling completely burned out by school, it\u2019s understandable if you don\u2019t feel like scheduling study time into your first morning of freedom. if this is the case, it\u2019s ok to allow yourself a few days (or even a week if you have longer break) of total decompression. put your backpack in your closet and get fully rejuvenated. it may mean you need to put more hours of work into each day once you resume studying, but if you are feeling completely refreshed when you do, you will likely get more out of your efforts. <\/p>\n
but just so the procrastination train doesn\u2019t go completely chugging off the ends of the earth, i highly suggest you spend the first evening or morning of break making a list of everything you need to do and how much time you think you need to devote to studying overall. then determine how many days you can take completely off and when you will resume your studies. once you\u2019ve done this, you can put it all out of your mind until it\u2019s time to pick up those books again.
\n <\/p>\n
the \u201choliday rewards\u201d finals study plan<\/h2>\n
there\u2019s often no time like the holidays for gratuitous treats. when i was a kid, we always got chocolate-filled advent calendars from my grandmother. every day of december, you opened the door and got a chocolate, but my mom used to make me wait until after homework to eat mine. the wait was agonizing, but it made the chocolate all the more sweeter and helped stave off the procrastination that otherwise would have inflated my homework time. find your own holiday or wintertime rewards that help you get your studying done: whether it\u2019s a cookie or evening ski time with friends. no reward unless you finish that day\u2019s (or hour\u2019s) studying task.
\n <\/p>\n
the \u201cavoid-my-relatives\u201d final exam study plan<\/h2>\n
i\u2019m kind of joking about this one (but only kind of). winter break often involves some family time, and sometimes it involves a lot of family time. now, i hope you love spending time with your loved ones, but if it gets to be a bit much, you might be able to strategically schedule some study time around it. so make sure you know what your family\u2019s winter break plans look like. studying for your history test or writing an english essay just might get you some much needed alone-time holed up in your room instead of endless rounds of board games with your cousins. and don\u2019t forget to make full use of travel time. several hours on a plane or in a car without wifi can provide some distraction-free study time and might help you put a lid on that harmonized family sing-along. ok, ok, get in one round and then slip on the headphones; your parents can hardly complain about your studiousness :). <\/p>\n
enjoy your break with a little study-time snuck in, and you\u2019ll be ready to head back to school both refreshed and ready to conquer those exams!
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