Making the most of my holiday break
Hey everyone! I hope you're all taking care of yourselves and enjoying the winter break. Whether you're getting ready for the festive season or just soaking up much-needed time away from the lecture halls, or studying for those January deadlines.
I found the best way to make the most of my holiday break: studying for those January deadlines!
I am joking, that's not the only thing I am doing, I take breaks when I can, I've been watching Superstore or playing Sims 4 in my downtime. I've also got a new routine: wake up around 8 am ish, get straight into one of my assessments, have a late breakfast, get back into another one of my assessments, have lunch, and in the afternoon, I play games or watch videos on YouTube, then in the vening, I get back to writing my uni assessments and by around half 8 ish, that's where I stop everything. So far, it has worked out. I have 2 assessments to submit for next month, so I am doing them back-to-back, day by day.
One thing I get to enjoy is not waking up early to get ready for uni. I don't have to do that for a couple of weeks.
So, let's make the most of these few weeks without the early morning alarm! Be kind to yourself, study well, keep that balance, and we'll all get through these January deadlines!😊
I'd love to hear from you all. What are the ways that help you to switch off after a study session? Let me know.🤔
Rachel
(Third Year)
Undergraduate Multimedia Journalism
I found the best way to make the most of my holiday break: studying for those January deadlines!
I am joking, that's not the only thing I am doing, I take breaks when I can, I've been watching Superstore or playing Sims 4 in my downtime. I've also got a new routine: wake up around 8 am ish, get straight into one of my assessments, have a late breakfast, get back into another one of my assessments, have lunch, and in the afternoon, I play games or watch videos on YouTube, then in the vening, I get back to writing my uni assessments and by around half 8 ish, that's where I stop everything. So far, it has worked out. I have 2 assessments to submit for next month, so I am doing them back-to-back, day by day.
One thing I get to enjoy is not waking up early to get ready for uni. I don't have to do that for a couple of weeks.
So, let's make the most of these few weeks without the early morning alarm! Be kind to yourself, study well, keep that balance, and we'll all get through these January deadlines!😊
I'd love to hear from you all. What are the ways that help you to switch off after a study session? Let me know.🤔
Rachel
(Third Year)
Undergraduate Multimedia Journalism
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