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2nd year Zoology Problem!

Hi, I need some help with how I should structure my extra time/reading. My Uni recommends 2-3 hours for every hour of lecture but I am not quite sure how I should structure this time now.

So far I have been using and revising the lecture slides and material and using references at the end to add extra info. I have some recommended text books but this is where I think I trip up.

I do not learn much from consistently reading large amounts of text from text books and am more of an active and visual learner. I have auditory processing disorder and do learn more when listening to information rather than reading it.

I worry because maybe people on my course are reading through them frequently and attaining information with ease. Also if I were to read through a text book I have no idea how much time I should dedicate to each lecture with text book reading and I do not want to start reading things I do not need to know.

I was wondering if anyone can give me advice as to how I should structure my extra time/work. Also if anyone can tell me how they use their extra time that would be helpful and much appreciated :smile:
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