U are so well put together it’s insane I don’t know u but I’m seriously so proud of u!! This might be a weird comment pls pardon the wording of it but if ur ever feeling low just know that there’s someone out there (aka me) who sees u as a complete role model, tysm for being such a positive influence on my academic journey!! :)
Awww bro your kindness inspires me so much,God bless you!! (I know the comment wasn't meant for me I kust tought youre very sweet and I wanted to let you know lol)
May I know which school you went to for A levels? Cus, I’m going to finish my IGCSE in up-coming November. And, I’m a bit interested in attending A levels in the UK
Some classic causes of burnout are not sleeping enough, exercising enough or socialising enough. All of these things are fairly easy to try and incorporate into daily routine, even just a 15min walk or a 5min phone call with a friend or 1hr extra sleep. If you think you're slacking in one of those areas then that might be the root of it all. Also, a(n unofficial) way of not getting burnt out that works for me is adjusting my mindset. I find that "romanticising" studying can help a lot. For me, making these videos helps, but also staying grateful makes studying seem less like a chore - if I manipulate myself into thinking that it's "a great opportunity" then it takes longer to get burnt out, because I'm more interested in completing the task. It's totally normal to feel overwhelmed by school - it's a lot to manage. A good way to tackle feelings of being overwhelmed and burnt out is to set a strict boundary between education and relaxation time. You might say that you're going to work all day at school, then continue to study straight after school, but you'll never study after dinner. That way you are giving yourself a large enough chunk of time for your brain to properly wind down in the evening, rather than feeling like your "breaks" are moments wedged between studying. It also might be work taking a step back and assessing the workload - it's not often that there's a qualification that requires you to get 95% for the top grades, normally it sits more around 70%. This indicates that you shouldn't know everything, so even if it feels like you haven't properly grasped some topics, bear in mind that even the top of the top students will feel similarly
Please tell me how did you manage your time How many subjects to study a day and how many hours to spend on each paper I chose accounting, computer science and maths.
I personally followed this routine throughout both years of Sixth Form out of personal preference, but it's definitely not necessary to do so much work, especially in Y12. I like to stay busy, so I would even be tempted to say that I found doing revision comforting sometimes. A good general benchmark to aim for is to do one hour of independent work for every hour of class you have. Not really any need to be doing crazy amounts of revision over that in your first year :)
@@yanr4n thanks so much that’s so helpful. I do around 6hrs a day atm and I do 3 subjects + epq. But I need to start sleeping earlier and waking up earlier, like you. Thanks
yes! honestly though probably not really necessary - i just prefer to follow this schedule for the sake of staying busy rather than the need to complete the revision
@@cremegg 5.15 wake up as a minimum is roughhhh. i definitely try to get my 7 hours in so go to bed like 20.30-21.30 to wake up at 04.00. maybe a cheeky nap in the afternoon if need be (often needed tbh)
Hey❤🥹, so I dropped out of school after year 12 and sort of took an unexpected gap year/break due to some unfortunate circumstances and returned to school this year . So I am doing year 13 now and repeating some of my AS year 12 exams . And ngl seeing all my friends graduated and leaving for their dream unis is hard 😢😭.obv I am happy for them but doing school with the batch below me and having to resit most of my year 12 AS exams that I did well in bc they expired so I can’t use them to get an a level qualification plus obv my actual a levels is just too much. So I have been feeling like shit lately but not gonna lie seeing you your youtube videos has definitely changed my mindset . So thank you .🥹😭❤️🩹. Also you are really pretty .❤
i'm so sorry to hear about your situation. life is literally just awful like that and it's really bittersweet seeing your friends doing great things without you. whatever happens though, you're strong enough to get through it and i know that you're going to do great despite the way that you're feeling. i'm always cheering for you
@@yanr4nawwww❤ thank you so much for rooting for me , I will def update you with what grades I end up getting since ur videos have helped me so much. See u on results day inshallah. Good luck with ur uni.
I was waiting for a notice from you. Finally, the video is very nice. I like the ways in which you make things in your own style. You are really wonderful. I think that since following you, I have become fond of waking up early. Thank you. I wish you the best in your studies and your life in general.🤎
U are so well put together it’s insane I don’t know u but I’m seriously so proud of u!! This might be a weird comment pls pardon the wording of it but if ur ever feeling low just know that there’s someone out there (aka me) who sees u as a complete role model, tysm for being such a positive influence on my academic journey!! :)
Awww bro your kindness inspires me so much,God bless you!! (I know the comment wasn't meant for me I kust tought youre very sweet and I wanted to let you know lol)
AWH STOP IT i'm actually tearing up 🥺 having a rough day thank you for being here you beautiful human
this is so inspiring!
thank you for watching!! 🫂
youre so pretty omgg
thank you so much love!!
May I know which school you went to for A levels? Cus, I’m going to finish my IGCSE in up-coming November. And, I’m a bit interested in attending A levels in the UK
Girl you are so pretty❤and ambitious ❤
frr
thank you love!!! 🥰
do you have any tips on how not to get burnt out/ overwelmed with school
Some classic causes of burnout are not sleeping enough, exercising enough or socialising enough. All of these things are fairly easy to try and incorporate into daily routine, even just a 15min walk or a 5min phone call with a friend or 1hr extra sleep. If you think you're slacking in one of those areas then that might be the root of it all. Also, a(n unofficial) way of not getting burnt out that works for me is adjusting my mindset. I find that "romanticising" studying can help a lot. For me, making these videos helps, but also staying grateful makes studying seem less like a chore - if I manipulate myself into thinking that it's "a great opportunity" then it takes longer to get burnt out, because I'm more interested in completing the task.
It's totally normal to feel overwhelmed by school - it's a lot to manage. A good way to tackle feelings of being overwhelmed and burnt out is to set a strict boundary between education and relaxation time. You might say that you're going to work all day at school, then continue to study straight after school, but you'll never study after dinner. That way you are giving yourself a large enough chunk of time for your brain to properly wind down in the evening, rather than feeling like your "breaks" are moments wedged between studying. It also might be work taking a step back and assessing the workload - it's not often that there's a qualification that requires you to get 95% for the top grades, normally it sits more around 70%. This indicates that you shouldn't know everything, so even if it feels like you haven't properly grasped some topics, bear in mind that even the top of the top students will feel similarly
tysmmm@@yanr4n
How old were you when you completed your A/Ls?
I was 18 :)
Please tell me how did you manage your time
How many subjects to study a day and how many hours to spend on each paper
I chose accounting, computer science and maths.
hello from patagonia
i imagine patagonia is much sunnier and warmer than here! hello back from england :p
how does this compare to when you were in year 12
I personally followed this routine throughout both years of Sixth Form out of personal preference, but it's definitely not necessary to do so much work, especially in Y12. I like to stay busy, so I would even be tempted to say that I found doing revision comforting sometimes. A good general benchmark to aim for is to do one hour of independent work for every hour of class you have. Not really any need to be doing crazy amounts of revision over that in your first year :)
@@yanr4n thanks so much that’s so helpful. I do around 6hrs a day atm and I do 3 subjects + epq. But I need to start sleeping earlier and waking up earlier, like you. Thanks
you got this!! 🤍💪
Have you been doing this since year 12?
yes! honestly though probably not really necessary - i just prefer to follow this schedule for the sake of staying busy rather than the need to complete the revision
@@yanr4n I want to do something like that but i think it would kill me
@@cremegg not worth death but if you try you might grow to like it...?
@@yanr4n I mean I wake up at 5:15 to get to school anyway ant its Kinda rough but I will give it a try. What time do you go to sleep when doing this?
@@cremegg 5.15 wake up as a minimum is roughhhh. i definitely try to get my 7 hours in so go to bed like 20.30-21.30 to wake up at 04.00. maybe a cheeky nap in the afternoon if need be (often needed tbh)
Hey❤🥹, so I dropped out of school after year 12 and sort of took an unexpected gap year/break due to some unfortunate circumstances and returned to school this year . So I am doing year 13 now and repeating some of my AS year 12 exams . And ngl seeing all my friends graduated and leaving for their dream unis is hard 😢😭.obv I am happy for them but doing school with the batch below me and having to resit most of my year 12 AS exams that I did well in bc they expired so I can’t use them to get an a level qualification plus obv my actual a levels is just too much. So I have been feeling like shit lately but not gonna lie seeing you your youtube videos has definitely changed my mindset . So thank you .🥹😭❤️🩹. Also you are really pretty .❤
i'm so sorry to hear about your situation. life is literally just awful like that and it's really bittersweet seeing your friends doing great things without you. whatever happens though, you're strong enough to get through it and i know that you're going to do great despite the way that you're feeling. i'm always cheering for you
@@yanr4nawwww❤ thank you so much for rooting for me , I will def update you with what grades I end up getting since ur videos have helped me so much. See u on results day inshallah. Good luck with ur uni.
I was waiting for a notice from you. Finally, the video is very nice. I like the ways in which you make things in your own style. You are really wonderful. I think that since following you, I have become fond of waking up early. Thank you. I wish you the best in your studies and your life in general.🤎
thank you 🤍 waking up early is the best!! sending you all the best too :)