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Do some people find taking a break from studying to be beneficial? Perhaps taking a 'study-holiday' every 2 or 3 days for example?
16 Apr 2020, 13:46
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We are in a unique situation right now with this pandemic. When I started, I made a mistake of taking no breaks or days off from studying. I don’t recommend that. At the same time I would not recommend taking three days off 
I think the GL number for somebody who works would be taking one day off and not feeling guilty. Taking two days or more a week seems to be unclear for what purpose.... You’re basically taking 30 to 50% off and I think that will have an impact on your retention but it’s only a theory and you’re welcome to prove me wrong
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I think the GL number for somebody who works would be taking one day off and not feeling guilty. Taking two days or more a week seems to be unclear for what purpose.... You’re basically taking 30 to 50% off and I think that will have an impact on your retention but it’s only a theory and you’re welcome to prove me wrong
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[quote="bb"]We are in a unique situation right now with this pandemic. When I started, I made a mistake of taking no breaks or days off from studying. I don’t recommend that. At the same time I would not recommend taking three days off
I think the GL number for somebody who works would be taking one day off and not feeling guilty. Taking two days or more a week seems to be unclear for what purpose.... You’re basically taking 30 to 50% off and I think that will have an impact on your retention but it’s only a theory and you’re welcome to prove me wrong
What'snot being talked about enough is that plenty of people are going to have to overkill studying to retain everything for whenever they can take the exam away. A pretty cruel world!
I think the GL number for somebody who works would be taking one day off and not feeling guilty. Taking two days or more a week seems to be unclear for what purpose.... You’re basically taking 30 to 50% off and I think that will have an impact on your retention but it’s only a theory and you’re welcome to prove me wrong
What'snot being talked about enough is that plenty of people are going to have to overkill studying to retain everything for whenever they can take the exam away. A pretty cruel world!
