Well, the answer to that question is: I have a schedule. I wake up around six o’clock in the morning. Come downstairs to my computer, then I watch TV until 8. After that, I do Ela first, then Social Studies, Math, Science, Hebrew, and lastly Jewish Studies. After I am done with all my school work I try not to let myself feel sad and angry about the world’s current events. then, the rest of my day is pretty calm. I do what needs to be done and after that, I have free time. I feel that school is a little easier with fewer distractions but it also leaves me in a state of boredom that is challenging to overcome. The one good thing about school is that there is always something to laugh about and it seems that laughter has left me.
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What are you watching for 2 hours on the TV?
One thing I found to be helpful was setting myself a goal/writing down on a list the things I wanted to do that day. From there, I could be motivated to do those things and felt like I accomplished something after I finished. Maybe that would be helpful for you?
Hello Adon,
l like your daily routine, however, accept the fact that there is heightened boredom during this time. Probably you listen to audio materials, maybe explore your artistic talents, just having a variety of some known skills, or learning new skills.
Best wishes,
Thomas