Homework

I've been procrastinating on my homework this entire break and today instead of doing it I've been cubing and watching TV. I am one of the biggest procrastinators I know but I get really good grades. I feel bad sometimes when other people who work harder don't do as well. I keep saying I'll work on my procrastination problem but then I procrastinate on that too. I think it's just going to be everlasting.
 
This should be an "I need help with my homework" thread.
It might be helpful to some. Right Anthony? <3

lololol :tu

I actually have homework to do right now, but I don't feel like doing it.

I don't, but there's something I COULD (and probably should) work on that I just can't bring myself to do. oaolaf nefowffewsdfdjewiesejgsregrolrlj
 
bout to start
hate the thought of starting it but once i start i like it:)

This. I find it quite interesting that my brain has a mental block in it that makes me dread starting homework, but once I'm sitting there writing an essay I thoroughly enjoy constructing the paragraphs and sentences from my research. It's pretty weird.
 
I think the quote, "Procrastinaters will rule tomorrow." applies to me too.

anyway, I always wait till the class before it is due to do it.
 
Spent nine hours reading my English book today for a project due tomorrow. It was assigned a month ago and I kept say Oh I have a month... Oh I have three weeks... Oh I have two weeks... Oh I've still got a week... Oh I've got all of thanksgiving break... Oh man it's Sunday
 
When I was in middle school/high school I hated homework. I never did ANY, which is a big part of the reason I never graduated.

Now that I'm older I've taken a few college classes and homework isn't as bad. I don't necessarily like it, but you have a whole different appreciation for school when you choose to be there and are learning things you want to learn. :)
 
Why read? Just look it up on the interwebz.

You learn when you read. Using sites that give you summaries tell you what you need to know for your class but you don't see how things are connected or how characters react to certain situations. When that happens if you end up with a hypothetical question like "What would Harry Potty do if he found out Dumbledore was a death eater?" and you'd be totally clueless. Thats blatantly obvious and just an example but when you don't read you miss the whole point. I use sparknotes.com when I need to but I usually try to read the books

Learing to read crappy books you don't want to helps for college when you have to read fifty+ pages from a textbook for multiple classes and all readings are due the next week. There's no sparknotes for a college textbook and your professors won't ask if you've finished it they just expect it to be done.
 
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