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i got mocks in a week ,I am very stress so my brain deals with this by doing anything that distracts me from the test(youtube ,games and other staff ) when makes it so i get no work done and makes me more stressed. i know i am going to fail my Mocks my planning for the real one what can i do to stop this and what makes me more stress is that the real one my not happen and i have to use clearing or adjustment to get in to uni
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I am in Year 13 and not doing well at all not academically or mentally time is going so fast and slow at the same 
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just imagine where you're gonna be in a year or two and how you could have avoided that by revising right now and getting it over and then with.
Good Luck
Good Luck
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Hello,
The advice I would have for you is to HIDE ALL PHONES AND TABLETS when studying, as this helps me a lot.
Sometimes procrastination could arise due to the lack of sleep, so it would be best to work on your sleep routine.
You should perhaps try the 25 minute pure concentration and 5 minutes break method (works best without phone use) as this could help significantly.
The advice I would have for you is to HIDE ALL PHONES AND TABLETS when studying, as this helps me a lot.
Sometimes procrastination could arise due to the lack of sleep, so it would be best to work on your sleep routine.
You should perhaps try the 25 minute pure concentration and 5 minutes break method (works best without phone use) as this could help significantly.
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I think this just comes down to discipline. If you 'want' to do well. You will do it regardless of whether your phone is there in front of you or turned off and put away. Stop thinking about excuses and just sit down, get the work done. It's as simple as that.
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(Original post by ArunC11)
Hello,
The advice I would have for you is to HIDE ALL PHONES AND TABLETS when studying, as this helps me a lot.
Sometimes procrastination could arise due to the lack of sleep, so it would be best to work on your sleep routine.
You should perhaps try the 25 minute pure concentration and 5 minutes break method (works best without phone use) as this could help significantly.
Hello,
The advice I would have for you is to HIDE ALL PHONES AND TABLETS when studying, as this helps me a lot.
Sometimes procrastination could arise due to the lack of sleep, so it would be best to work on your sleep routine.
You should perhaps try the 25 minute pure concentration and 5 minutes break method (works best without phone use) as this could help significantly.
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Sadly only you can really get yourself out of this one. You’ve just got to start somewhere and realise than anything will be better than nothing. Don’t fuss about getting perfect notes or covering every topic right now, just make a start.
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(Original post by deep_learning)
I think this just comes down to discipline. If you 'want' to do well. You will do it regardless of whether your phone is there in front of you or turned off and put away. Stop thinking about excuses and just sit down, get the work done. It's as simple as that.
I think this just comes down to discipline. If you 'want' to do well. You will do it regardless of whether your phone is there in front of you or turned off and put away. Stop thinking about excuses and just sit down, get the work done. It's as simple as that.
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(Original post by existentialdered)
easier said than done also the fact that i dont "want" but have to
easier said than done also the fact that i dont "want" but have to
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(Original post by deep_learning)
I know. I've been there. And currently am back in this situation for something else.
I know. I've been there. And currently am back in this situation for something else.
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