Exams are just around the corner. Or they may already be done for you, I don’t know. You could pretend that this year you’re actually going to study hard every day for a month in advance, or you could read this list and get more ideas on how to procrastinate.
- Organize your work space. You can’t work without a pristine desk, right?
- Organize your bookshelf. Moving books around is definitely the same as reading them.
- Organize your closet.
- Go outside. The nice weather doesn’t last very long.
- Exercise. It’s good for your brain.
- Take a nap. Or ten. It’s good for you.
- Draw a very detailed diagram of something you need to know, but already know. Pretend that it’s a good use of your time.
- Colour the above diagram. Keep pretending that it’s a good use of your time.
- Do your laundry.
- Browse various recipe sites to find healthy snack ideas. Because you can’t study on an empty stomach.
- Spend a lot of time making the healthy snack.
- Find out that your snack isn’t actually healthy.
- Dig deeper to find all of the health benefits and disadvantages of your snack.
- Write an entire essay about food, health, and society. Pretend that you’re using your studying time wisely.
- Watch a few videos relating to the topics you should be studying for.
- Keep watching videos as they increasingly stray off the topics you should be studying for.
- Figure out the lowest mark you can get on the exam to get the final average you want.
- Figure out the lowest mark you can get on the exam to get the final average you could settle for.
- Daydream as your textbook is open in front of you.
- Review topics you needed to know years ago. You never know what may be on the exam.
Happy studying!
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