How do you keep motivated and finish homework?

[halfassedjediknight]

That may be so but isn't the false easily distinguishable from the true?

if you look into it more and you dont believe everything you read on the internet, it could be distinguishable. im not saying how easy it would be though. but it shouldnt be too tough.

[O. G. ganja smoker]

hell yea wikipedias the shit, two words copy and paste i never fully copy just slightly but shhhhhhhh! if we keep talking about it everyone will use it for assignments and we will all get busted so shhhhhhh:thumbsup:

[halfassedjediknight]

dude plageurism is lame!

get creative!

[O. G. ganja smoker]

keep doing ur work how u do it ill keep taking the easy way shit im lazy fuck school but i still get good grades just a half a year more hell yea:stoned: :stoned: :stoned:

[halfassedjediknight]

keep doing ur work how u do it ill keep taking the easy way shit im lazy fuck school but i still get good grades just a half a year more hell yea:stoned: :stoned: :stoned:

haha dude, youre in high school right?

you must be if youre usin plageurism.

wait til college when that shits impossible. that is if you ever go. it doesnt sound like you really want to.

[suhl]

I don't recommend that, I have tried in several classes and have had every teacher say that wikipedia is most definitly not a credible source.

teachers say that because they hear anyone can edit it. that is true but not completely. keep in mind they didnt have the interent when doing papers. that isnt a big factor but it kind of explains why they think it is automatically all trash when if you sit down and look at it just about all the research on relevant topics checks out and is reviewed on a more than daily basis.

on historical and scientific facts it is pretty accurate but not in depth. i use it but i dont cite it. anyone can edit it but they have a very big staff of people who constantly comb through the edits particularly on the scholarly topics, ie if it is your hometown page or your favorite pronstars page they might miss something but if it is somerthing for a paper use it but they never have nearly enough specific info but it is a good starting point, plus you can look at the sources they cite which normally have more detailed info. but never put it as a source unless you want to lose points

[Nochowderforyou]

The way I see it, if you're in college and you don't really want to do the homework, then I'm pretty sure your not too interested in the field you have chosen. I know, you get days where you get tired and stressed out, but if you have chosen something you want to do for many years, then you should have that motivation to start life in that field of work. That's how I see it anyways.

I know when I go back to school, I'll be itching to learn something new that I'll be happy with, and can make good money from. If you're struggling day in, and day out with homework, then you should consider choosing something that really interests you.

If this is high school we're talking, then quit being so lazy and do the work. In HS, you have a mom and dad, that pays for everything, while they work all day. I was taught that you either work, or you go to school. If you're too lazy for school now, then just quit, and apply at your local mall food court cleaning tables and cleaning up after people.

[halfassedjediknight]

If you're too lazy for school now, then just quit, and apply at your local mall food court cleaning tables and cleaning up after people.

if youre copying stuff, thats about as far as youll get anyways, unless youre lucky.

seriously just think for yourself and get the work done. it aint hard and learning is fun.

i remember in high school i hated it but now i look back and i remember actually trying hard because i wanted to figure stuff out.

now im a third year bio major and i wouldnt change a thing.

[Nation_1ne]

Reward system.

[TheSmokingMonkey]

Anti-procrastination tips.

1. No internet.
2. No music with lyrics... just instrumentals or something ambient that you can't sing along to.
3. No TV or movies.
4. Make a plan of attack - an outline.
5. Set a goal. Work for 15 minutes, then 5 minute break, or longer if you can, maybe 45 minutes working with a 15 minute break.
6. Run around the block, then sit down. It will get your energy up.
7. If you need to eat or drink, STOP WORKING, eat and drink efficiently, then go back to your work. If you try to do two things at once, one of them will suffer (most likely the paper).
8. Talk it out... talk to yourself, or get a parent/friend/etc to just let you talk to them about it, get your thoughts organized.
9. Make one day a week "anti-procrastination" day. My day is Wednesday. Other days I can procrastinate but on Wednesday I am NOT allowed.
10. Have some kind of treat for yourself that you only get when you are working on something dreadful. For me, it was physics reports, and I got to drink Malibu'n'Coke. I wouldn't allow myself any other time, so then I started to look forward to physics reports just for the fact that I got to have my Malibu'n'Coke.