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rough time

rough time

is anyone around to talk to atm

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Good job @outlander ..... 💕

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I think this would be a great course for you @outlander - you need to decide if you can handle it. Is there upfront fees for the course?

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thank you @Faith-and-Hope

@Zoe7i pay 100 up front then work out a payment schedule until the course is paid for. ive been in contact with the tafe organiser running this section.

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That is entirely manageable then @outlander - how many hours per week is the expected study time?

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it doesnt say- its more self paced but the assignments are set at their dates but i cant see them until i enrol into the course but i see all of it in advance @Zoe7

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do you know how many assignments and how long the course runs for @outlander - just trying to get an idea of the timeframe here for you and how easy it will be to pace yourself

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  • Assignment 1 - 6 x 20min quizzes (60%)
  • Assignment 2 - 2x Case Studies 1650 word tot. (30%)
  • Assignment 3 - Online assessment task (10%)

Duration -13 weeks

@Zoe7

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That is all manageable in 13 weeks @outlander you need to structure your days (including appointments, group, etc.) and have a set time just for study - morning is usually best and that way you don't let other 'things' get in the way and distract you later in the day. You could use your reward system - 1 hour study - half an hour on the forum (or whatever you would like it to be). You actually get the most benefit from having short study sessions (40 minutes is usually the optimum level - after that concentration can waver) - so 1 hour can be spent studying for 40 minutes and then 20 minutes going over what you have just done and then organising things for your next study session.

How does that sound?

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@outlander, I totally agree with @Zoe7

You actually get the most benefit from having short study sessions , they have proven this ,

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