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At school, you spend about 30 hours a week studying in the ______.
At school, you spend about 30 hours a week studying in the ______.
classroom
At university, there is much less ______ time.
At university, there is much less ______ time.
contact
I attend ______ weekly, one in the middle and one at the end of the week.
I attend ______ weekly, one in the middle and one at the end of the week.
tutorials
Another important part of university life is making sure you become involved in other ______.
Another important part of university life is making sure you become involved in other ______.
Towards the end of the week, I have football ______ in the evening.
Towards the end of the week, I have football ______ in the evening.
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Study Notes
Differences Between University and School/College
- University involves significantly fewer contact hours compared to school or college, requiring greater self-discipline.
- Typical school schedule includes approximately 30 hours a week in the classroom.
University Schedule and Study Habits
- Attending three lectures weekly, all scheduled in the morning.
- Afternoons are dedicated to private study for assignments and exam revision, supplemented by tutorials.
- Tutorials are conducted in small groups to facilitate discussion and work on coursework, similar to "seminars" in some countries.
Extra-Curricular Activities
- Engaging in clubs or sports is vital for a fulfilling university experience, aiding in socialization and personal growth.
- It is recommended to pursue activities that are enjoyable or introduce new experiences.
- Participation in extracurricular activities helps to establish friendships and maintain a balanced life away from home.
Personal Activities
- Regular football training sessions take place on Thursday evenings.
- On Tuesdays, attendance at a cinema club is part of the weekly schedule.
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