Ah. A lot of my friends went to Waterloo and 4.0 is 90 and above, and from what I've heard UofT is particularly lenient, so. I thought most unis were like Loo.
So I heard from you before. Well, now you know to take it slower right?
Hmm... Well I commute, and it takes an hour to an hour and a half usually, so I tend to do a lot of work there. And as I said, in my hour-breaks between classes (I usually schedule my classes so I have a break between as many as possible, so I don't need to rush; it does wonders for my anxiety or stress or what have you). That time for work really adds up and I often find I'm done before I know it. :P
Of course you probably don't have that many little breaks, but. Hm. When doing stuff at home, if I really need to focus, I usually move out to the living room, where the computer isn't a distraction? Oh yeah, also, I found a suggested programthing that kinda times when you're working and quietly scolds you (by way of colour red) when you're not? I haven't tried it but if your work is on the computer that could be something effective. I'll dig it up if you want me to send it to you c:
If all else fails, try scheduling! Allocate time specifically to work. And write down a list of things you've done that day. I mean sometimes you feel like you've done a lot when you... actually haven't... Other times you do more than expected and it feels great! I think it's a pretty good way to keep track of how productive you've been.
So I heard from you before. Well, now you know to take it slower right?
Hmm... Well I commute, and it takes an hour to an hour and a half usually, so I tend to do a lot of work there. And as I said, in my hour-breaks between classes (I usually schedule my classes so I have a break between as many as possible, so I don't need to rush; it does wonders for my anxiety or stress or what have you). That time for work really adds up and I often find I'm done before I know it. :P
Of course you probably don't have that many little breaks, but. Hm. When doing stuff at home, if I really need to focus, I usually move out to the living room, where the computer isn't a distraction? Oh yeah, also, I found a suggested programthing that kinda times when you're working and quietly scolds you (by way of colour red) when you're not? I haven't tried it but if your work is on the computer that could be something effective. I'll dig it up if you want me to send it to you c:
If all else fails, try scheduling! Allocate time specifically to work. And write down a list of things you've done that day. I mean sometimes you feel like you've done a lot when you... actually haven't... Other times you do more than expected and it feels great! I think it's a pretty good way to keep track of how productive you've been.