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After school, how to divide the time to read? Issue 6 Children

Hello, today he wants to share a little trick for children who are reading, preparing for the university entrance exam, or preparing for any exam, after school, tired, but the book still needs to be read, the rice needs to be eaten, what to do?

First say that our lives are not the same. We want to share in our corner in order to be useful to everyone.

👉🏻, after school, about 15.30-16 .00 back to the dormitory, will have to rest a little until 17.30 (try not to hang out with friends or travel less).

👉🏻 start reading from 17.30-22 .00 (for 4 and a half hours) or later, depending on the day. Go to bed and wake up. 5.30, get some sleep (7 and a half hours).

💕 More techniques in school 💕

📌 This method may not like the teacher, but we use it well, haha. Which subjects are not important, do not need or are not useful for us. Take the time to read the book, prepare to go to university. We go to school, hardly study in unnecessary subjects, so have a lot of time to read the book (if the teacher does not say anything to us, then send some work, do not forget, haha)

Including lunch time, finish eating and come back to read. If you do this, you will get more time to read from 4 and a half hours a day to more than 6 hours.

📌 Plan well what to study each day, which subject to read at school, which subject will come back to read at home, how many hours a day to finish the course, so that you can plan your life correctly, so that there is no "read in time" in front of the exam room.

📌, the Saturday-Sunday stop can be read at 8-10 hours, but the important thing is not the hours you read, but the content you read. Don't focus on the time. Focus on what I learned today. I'll be more stressed.

💕 planning time to read books is very important. Don't forget to plan well to read in time. Want to listen to everyone's reading techniques too. Try to share comments. 🫶🏻

# Reading trick # Reading tips # How to read a book # Reading technique # Lemon 8 Howtoo

2025/12/21 Edited to

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