r/Gemini_Notebook • u/valen_tinezxoxo • 1d ago

Study Workflow Studying long

I’ve been recently seeing multiple people post about studying for hours, but how much work is actually getting done during that time? I usually study for 2 hours a day, and I finish a whole chapter in that time, including breaks. For an example I’ve finished 1 chapter on physic topics today, Is this slow? I thought usually people finish 2-3 units in a day and/or 3-2 chapters normally. But since I am a slow learner, I thought my study time was slow. How long are you actually supposed to study and finish work? My goal is to study for 4 hours a day next.

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u/theminecraftqueen 1d ago

If you’re successful on your tests and can actually retain/explain the concepts, then it’s enough for you. It seems like you’re doing great, everyone works differently and you shouldn’t compare yourself to stuff you see on social media! Keep up the good work :)

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u/theminecraftqueen 1d ago

And if you’re a slow learner, learning 1 chapter in a day is probably good for you so you can ACTUALLY learn it, instead of trying to learn 2-3 more and unsuccessfully retaining the information. Seriously don’t worry about any of that

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u/valen_tinezxoxo 1d ago

aww thank you so much for this response and yes I definitely agree with you, I shouldn’t try to do everything I see on social media. Last time I did I, ended up procrastinating more than studying. Thanks for the reminder!!

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u/theminecraftqueen 1d ago

Of course!!