SG student studies 4-5 hours daily, but her parents tell her it’s “barely enough” suggesting “8-10 hours per day” instead

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“Like I set out tasks to complete daily and I do finish them so is studying 4-5 hours really not enough? Is it really a must to study 8-10 hours per day?!?!” she lamented

SG student studies 4-5 hours daily, but her parents tell her it’s “barely enough” suggesting “8-10 hours per day” instead

She then asked on r/SGexams, “Like I set out tasks to complete daily and I do finish them so is studying 4-5 hours really not enough? Is it really a must to study 8-10 hours per day?!?!” One individual commented, “8–10 hours of study per day is really calling for a burnout! I used to do almost those hours in secondary school and it really got me so stressed out that I fell sick multiple times.”Singapore parents face a challenge to change their viewpoint on grades to help relieve pressure on students

Some also strongly emphasised ‘studying smarter, not harder.’ If the student feels that she can effectively absorb and understand her study materials within a 4-5 hour timeframe, then there’s no need to push beyond that. That breaks down to roughly 28.6 hours for classes and another 22.2 hours for hitting the books outside school.

 

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