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How to plan an effective study timetable

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How to plan an effective study timetable

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How To Make An EFFECTIVE STUDY TIMETABLE | Revision Timetable | Productivity

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Pomodoro Timer 3x30 (1.5hr) | ADHD | Let's get focused! | Lofi + train ambience ♡

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monday- revise English

Tuesday- revise Math

Wednesday- revise Chinese

Thursday- revise Science

Friday- revise geography, history

Saturday- read red skies in the morning

and go for tuiton

Sunday- revise for one subject that needs improvement

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This is Google Keep, that i have been using even since I was reintroduced to it. However, the main disadvantage is about procrastination, which is what happened with the "Geography WA". The advantage is that I'm able to track what I was supposed to do easily.

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I made many timetables starting at different timings as we end school at different times everyday, these timetables can help me adapt more to the school ending time.

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Pink Black Rounded Simple Weekly Study Planner

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This is my study plan for the month of August

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Everyday(till sep 1):

7-8 Chinese phrases from our handbook (HCL 20min)

7-8 pgs of math tb 1a + 1b (MATH 30min)

4 pages of sci tb 1a +1b (SCIENCE 10min)

3 pgs of geo tb (GEOGRAPHY 20min)

10 pages of RSIM (reread)(ELIT 15min)

2 text editing practices (ENGLISH 7min)

Homework + Enrichment/Tuition Work

Monthly:

1 pp for each subj [not priority but useful]

Overall Revision (everything learnt) (all subj)

Reminders:

Breaks every once in a while (not good to overwork oneself)

Make time for hobbies (e.g. reading, catching up on mangas and anime etc...)

Exercise and get in some movement !!

Goals:

A's / B's for all subjects in EOY

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English end of year

~  Read through lesson package

~ Practice editing book

Math WA3

~ Study chapter 5& 6 maths

~ Study chapter 7&8 maths

~ Do try it questions again

~ Redo questions that got wrong in workbook

Chinese end of year

~ Read through textbook and workbook

~ Do the wrong questions again

Science end of year

~ Read through textbook and workbook

~ try wrong questions again

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Pomodoro (25/5) Every 4 sessions = 15min break

Practice active listening during lessons

Practice using the things I learnt outside of school

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Using this notebook page, everyday, I will write down what my homework is on the left side and on the right side is my to-do list. I will write down the subjects I need to study ranging from the earliest subject exam dates to the latest. While doing that, I also can write down my goals for WA3 and EOY on the weekly goals column at the top left hand corner.

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4–10 Aug

English and Science

Start with English comprehension and compo & Science past year papers

11–17 Aug

Math Paper 1 and Chinese past year practice paper 1 questions + Chinese vocab & reading, Revise Math notes

18–24 Aug

Geo and English Paper 2, Geography notes + English past year papers

25–31 Aug

History and Literature + Reading the literature book + history essay questions

1–6 Sept

Science Paper 2 + Math past year Paper 2, Science + problem solving

7–13 Sept

Chinese Paper 2 and English Oral Speaking practice + writing

14–20 Sept

Revision of weakest subjects

Focus on trouble spots, mock tests and past year papers

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monday- 8-9:30 math

Tuesday- 8-9:30 science

Wednesday- 8-9:30 literature

Thursday - 8-9:30 math

Friday - 8-9:30 geography/history

Saturday -8-10 any subject

Sunday - whole day any subect

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Black and White Minimalist Simple Class Schedule A4 Document (1)

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if a WA is due before 1 week, i would revise it more than the others. if it was group project, i would meet up with my group members online to do the project together

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when i study a subject, there would be different topics, i would at least revise 2 topics with a 10 minute break in between

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30min to 1hour of homework-10 minute break-30 min of studying-5 minute break- 30 min of revisionfrom the slides in google classrom

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30min to 1hour of homework-10 minute break-30 min of studying-5 minute break- 30 min of revisionfrom the slides in google classrom

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Monday

1h 30 min english

1h 30 min chinese

Tuesday

1h 30 min math

1h 30 min science

Wednesday

1h literature

Thursday

1h 30 min geography

30 min english

30 min chinese

Friday

1h 30 min history

30 min science

30 min math

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Even week too be continued

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Every Day do one topic

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exam dates, time of start and end of paper, and what kind of paper all specifed (ref thro 2025 sec 1 eoy timetable i found it easier to just list them all here)

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Listed exam dates

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*study period part was not specified as i plan to study all subjects (don't really have a specified list) but im looking to focus more on maths and science ahdhjfgdhfhjh

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Study periods and precaution (the precaution part is entirely unnecessary)

*breaks for me are during weekends (mainly Saturday)

(October schedule below)

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time is all specified on all exam dates too yayaya + study period (specified for chi lc only as sep is where most study sessions for all subjects are found at)

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October section + study period

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15 Sept: Geography(chpt 3 and 4)

English(paper 1)

40 min each

16 Sept: Geography(chpt 5 and 6)

Science(chpt 1 and 4)

40 min each

17 Sept: English(paper 2 and 3)

40 min each

18 Sept: Math(chpt 1-4)

1 hour

19 Sept: Science(chpt 5-8)

1 hour

22 Sept: math(chpt 5-8)

1 hour

23 Sept: Chinese(compo)

40 min

24 Sept: Chinese(chpt 1 and 2 vocab)

1 hour

25 Sept: Chinese(chpt 3 and 4 vocab)

1 hour

26 Sept: Chinese(chpt 5 vocab)

40 min

29 Sept: History(chpt 3 and 4)

Literature(poetry)

40 min each

30 Sept: History(chpt 5)

Math(chpt9-12)

40min/1 hour

Oct 1: Literature(novel)

40 min

Oct 2: Math(revision)

1 hour+

Oct 4: 🥁🥁🎉🎉🎉FREEDOM🎉🎉🎉🥁🥁

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This is my study plan for all weeks , Saturday is a break to spend time with my family

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Monday-Friday study plans

1) Eliminate distractions

2) Focus on completing daily homework

3) Start with the hardest or most urgent task first

4) Review notes from today’s classes

5) Highlight key concepts

6) Summarize each subject in 2–3 bullet points

7) Solve practice questions

Weekly Add-ons:

Friday Night: Light work or free time

Weekend: Longer study sessions + catch up or prep for the week

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Saturday - more homework

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every day study at east 3 subjects for 40 minutes each. On weekdays, do some light revisions with tuition

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generate an image of study timetable Monday to Friday starting from 4pm to 12pm with subjects math science Chinese history geography literature

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for my studying plan, I found a website where studying/revising is made easier through the use of AI. This website allows you to upload content that you are planning to study and helps pile everything into a deck neatly. It has AI flashcards, quizzes, spaced repetition, and can turn things like PDFs, notes, PowerPoints, and YouTube links into flashcards. It's features is what makes studying addictive as it's features in the website is what make gizmo fun to use. Whenever you get a question wrong in it's quizzes, there will be an explanation button and it's ai will tell you about what you got wrong and explain why it's wrong.

I have tried other studying websites before, however most of them it's features were behind a paywall. gizmo has it's own paywalls too but it doesn't affect anything at all, except for it's "heart system" which only allows users to get a total of 10 questions wrong and you won't be able to continue using features like it's active recall quizzes, but the hearts regularly refill from time to time of 10 minutes before a full heart refill, however this website is arguably the best website to use to make studying easier and not have most of it's advanced features behind any paywall

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