Dallas Bartolini: well maybe when u get home from school work on it right away
Buster Exline: I have the same problem as you, but since I am in high school now UNFORTUNATELY I make sunday my "school day" where I try to read ahead and do parts of projects, I make my mom make me stay home so that I don't procrastinate by going to the movies or w/e, just try and set a couple of hours on the weekend of just dull, boring and time consuming hw!
Lynn Hollars: welll maybe if you stay off of yahoo answers you can get it done faster! :p
Bruno Galasso: Homework is a affliction within the ***, however it is valued at it and the penalties of no longer doing it are low grades, low self-worth, hating tuition, indignant mother and father, and awkwardness round academics. The first-class factor to do is solely DO the homework. Don't attempt to feel, "I cannot..." or doubt your self - do just it! You need to be intelligent approximately it, do the homework that's importan! t first, depart the little matters for final, take common breaks, no consuming at the same time operating as it is distracting, NO TV till you're COMPLETELY performed....Show more
Joellen Zorrilla: start doing Ur homework early eat breakfast every day
Erin Arron: This sounds weird but try using a kitchen timer. When you get home from school, go to a quiet, place where you can focus on your homework. Set the timer for 30 minutes. Do one subject of homework for 30 minutes. Then when the timer rings, get up, grab a glass of water or a snack and relax for 15 minutes (use the timer!) and then start the process again until you are done. You can do almost anything for 30 minutes if you know you have a break afterwards.Also, each day make a list of everything you have to do that evening for each class even if it is something small like re-read paragrah in Romeo and Juliet. You will find satisfaction in crossing each item off your list, enabling you to strive to a! ccomplish more each day.Hope this helps....Show more
Mar! ielle Hedeiros: The main thing is good planning and preparation.The first thing I would do is get all your tasks in one place, a spreadsheet on the computer is perfect. Write in all your work, when it has to be done and how long you reckon it will take.Then, day after day, write a clear (but realistic) list of what you want to do. For example, at the beginning of the week, I'll write out something like the following:Monday: Spanish homework, history revision, maths coursework introductionTuesday: geography homework, maths coursework paragraphs 1 and 2etc.Try and start things early, as soon as you get them is ideal, and prioritize your work - look at how much you have to do and when it is due in. Obviously if you've something due in Monday and something for Friday, the piece of work for Monday will take precedence. But is the work for Friday is going to take longer, don't leave it. Start it night and do a bit each night.That's another essential thing to do - break projects d! own into small sections and spread it across several nights. - Use your time wisely!And last of all - don't push yourself too hard!Hope this helps!...Show more
Jacques Vaquera: you need to work on each long term piece every week day and leave the weekend to relax.a small amount of work will see the project come together much easier and you will not get bored or procrastinate bacause you are working on a variety of projects.
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