Good Mr Xhanti. Thank you so much for the tips, I am going to definitely implement them. How can one recovery/ continue being productive while dealing with fatigue? Cause in this journey fatigue is a real thing
Good day Mr Xhanti hopefully you are good. Can u plz do a video specifically going over the Monday rule in extensive detail and how to effectively apply it.
Hi Xhanti, hopefully you are well. Is it possible if you would do videos where you table how to study the core modules and tricks to excel in each. I’d ask for Financial Management/Management Accounting in CTA
Hi yes noted . Will look into this in the future videos . I really want everyone in this community to study the right way . The next video will be aimed at revealing my secrete study strategy and we can then unpack the different modules as well .
THANK YOU. I also have two questions. -When it comes to pre-reading, does one have to do prereading on Sunday for all the modules or one has to just pre-read for a module day before its lecture? -And when it comes to revision how do u go about it, because I watched the video where u created a sample timetable and from Friday to Sunday time was blocked by doing questions, do we need to do the current week tuts and the previous tuts questions? for exam we are in week 5 do I need to do tuts from week 1-5 or I will do that when its a week before exams .
@@MfundoTheFellowActuary Thanks for the good questions . Pre- reading is really an art to help you keep focus in class . I would never spend more than 30 min doing it for each lecture session . In fact , if you are good at paying attention in class you can even get away without doing it . The important thing is to know yourself and your ability to concentrate in class . If you struggle to pay attention or really just want to be able to concentrate more in class , I recommend pre- reading before the class (night before) . You can schedule this before you sleep as bedtime reading ( say the last hour ) where you pre- read for all the subjects where you will have classes for the next day . Pre- reading on a Sunday for the week is also not a bad thing . I would personally prefer reading closer to the class as it’s more fresh in your mind. As for revision - the key thing is to not allow it interfere with the work you are doing that week . To the extent that you have covered all the work introduced in that week for each module , you can then use the time available for rest or catch up , build in your time table to do prior week’s work not covered . The mistake many students make is wanting to “catch up”. You never do. You end up in never ending cycle of always being behind . What worked for me was never interfering with the weeks work when it commences. I will be explaining the science behind this in the next video when I reveal my secrete study strategy.
@@xhantimshunqane Thanks for the reply. I will definitely apply the pre-reading strategy u mentioned above I think it will be more effective. With the revision I want to know like if am done with the weeks work and I am not behind at all everything is up to date. And let's say I managed to finish all the tuts for week on Friday and everything is covered then on Sat and Sun do I then do the previous tuts to keep the previous topics fresh so that by the time lectures are done it's just a matter of perfecting. Trust me Mr Xhantie in my books u are well known for being against catching up 😂I will be waiting for the video
Correct . As long as you have covered the work for that week , you can go back . Remember also that the topics build on each other . Sometimes you find as you cover the weeks work you may naturally cover a bit of what was covered in the previous week . I know it can be scary to leave work behind but trust me when I say , being up to date with everything except 1 week is better than being behind in all weeks .
Thank you soooo much bhuti Xhanti, all i know is that this is EXACTLY what I needed at this very moment before the start of my Final year.
I am glad you enjoyed and it helped you . Stay tuned for more
Good Mr Xhanti. Thank you so much for the tips, I am going to definitely implement them. How can one recovery/ continue being productive while dealing with fatigue? Cause in this journey fatigue is a real thing
Good day Mr Xhanti hopefully you are good. Can u plz do a video specifically going over the Monday rule in extensive detail and how to effectively apply it.
Hi Xhanti, hopefully you are well. Is it possible if you would do videos where you table how to study the core modules and tricks to excel in each. I’d ask for Financial Management/Management Accounting in CTA
Hi yes noted . Will look into this in the future videos . I really want everyone in this community to study the right way . The next video will be aimed at revealing my secrete study strategy and we can then unpack the different modules as well .
Hi Mfundo . I hope you are well . This is a good suggestion I will do it .
THANK YOU.
I also have two questions.
-When it comes to pre-reading, does one have to do prereading on Sunday for all the modules or one has to just pre-read for a module day before its lecture?
-And when it comes to revision how do u go about it, because I watched the video where u created a sample timetable and from Friday to Sunday time was blocked by doing questions, do we need to do the current week tuts and the previous tuts questions? for exam we are in week 5 do I need to do tuts from week 1-5 or I will do that when its a week before exams .
@@MfundoTheFellowActuary Thanks for the good questions .
Pre- reading is really an art to help you keep focus in class . I would never spend more than 30 min doing it for each lecture session . In fact , if you are good at paying attention in class you can even get away without doing it . The important thing is to know yourself and your ability to concentrate in class . If you struggle to pay attention or really just want to be able to concentrate more in class , I recommend pre- reading before the class (night before) . You can schedule this before you sleep as bedtime reading ( say the last hour ) where you pre- read for all the subjects where you will have classes for the next day . Pre- reading on a Sunday for the week is also not a bad thing . I would personally prefer reading closer to the class as it’s more fresh in your mind.
As for revision - the key thing is to not allow it interfere with the work you are doing that week . To the extent that you have covered all the work introduced in that week for each module , you can then use the time available for rest or catch up , build in your time table to do prior week’s work not covered . The mistake many students make is wanting to “catch up”. You never do. You end up in never ending cycle of always being behind . What worked for me was never interfering with the weeks work when it commences. I will be explaining the science behind this in the next video when I reveal my secrete study strategy.
@@xhantimshunqane Thanks for the reply. I will definitely apply the pre-reading strategy u mentioned above I think it will be more effective.
With the revision I want to know like if am done with the weeks work and I am not behind at all everything is up to date. And let's say I managed to finish all the tuts for week on Friday and everything is covered then on Sat and Sun do I then do the previous tuts to keep the previous topics fresh so that by the time lectures are done it's just a matter of perfecting.
Trust me Mr Xhantie in my books u are well known for being against catching up
😂I will be waiting for the video
Correct . As long as you have covered the work for that week , you can go back . Remember also that the topics build on each other . Sometimes you find as you cover the weeks work you may naturally cover a bit of what was covered in the previous week . I know it can be scary to leave work behind but trust me when I say , being up to date with everything except 1 week is better than being behind in all weeks .
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