In previous articles we have commented on which could be the ideal days for us to study, giving various situations as examples. But at that time we did not take into account a quite important concept: hours. And it is that, although we calculate with greater or less success the days to study, we must also take into account the hours that we will dedicate to it, that is, the moment in which we will review the contents that we have.
Although it may seem like a very difficult task, especially when we barely have time, the truth is that it becomes something simple, if we organize ourselves efficiently. In order to calculate the hours we have to take into account what will be the best time to study and, above all, the hours that we will have free to do so. As soon as these two concepts coincide, we will have completed half of the task.
Imagine that in the morning you have to do something, like go to class. Well, you can define several hours, during the afternoon, which you will dedicate exclusively to studying what is necessary. It can also be the opposite, that is, that we mark the hours in the morning to study, leaving those in the afternoon to do the tasks that we have pending. The combinations there are many, so we will have to calculate the factors that we think are convenient.
In short, calculate the ideal schedule to study is not something difficult. What we do recommend is that, when you do, you concentrate enough so as not to cause a failure that could put you in a compromise. Remember that your study hours are at stake.
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