How much time should you spend studying? Our 'Goldilocks Day' tool helps find the best balance of good grades and well-being
- Written by Dot Dumuid, Senior Research Fellow, Allied Health & Human Performance, University of South Australia
ShutterstockFor students, as for all of us, life is a matter of balance, trade-offs and compromise. Studying for hours on end is unlikely to lead to best academic results. And it could have negative impacts on young people’s physical, mental and social well-being.
Our recent study found the best way for young people to spend their time was...
