Weekly log - week 11

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Hello everyone!

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Today I'm here to share my weekly log. I decided to thoroughly keep track of my study time using the app FLIP study timer. I prefer this app over forest because I'm not bound to any time. If I need to eat for example, I won't have to kill my tree.

I put the data from my FLIP-timeline in my agenda. Time I was doing something important, leaving me unable to study, I also marked. This way I have a clear and full overview of how much of the time I can study, I actually study. Time I studied in class I didn't time, nor mark.

I use 'study' here as a general term, it included learning, making homework and writing for a personal project this week.

And this is what came out. Grey are lessons, red are appointments and green is what and when I was productive. FLIP tells me I studied for about 12 and a half hour this week, which is more than I expected. The least I studied was on Sunday with just under one hour, and the most is Wednesday with just over 3 hours.

Looking at this I notice there is a lot of free time. Not that that really is a problem, but I would like to try to go for 15 hours next week. I also notice I wait a long time after school to start studying (same with after dinner, unless I need to do it). I want to see if I can study then more in order to achieve that goal.

I also made a to-do list, and marked it based on when I made what. This I kept in Dutch, so I won't share it. I finished all my tasks I planned to do Monday, although one of them I did on Friday. I also made all the tasks I planned for Tuesday, but I actually only made one of them on Tuesday. After that, this trend continued. But I usually didn't make all tasks either. The amount of tasks planned per day also went down over time. I found it did help me to make a small list with subjects I could do.

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I hope you enjoyed reading my blog!

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