How many hours a week should students do extracurricular activities?

How many hours a week should students do extracurricular activities?

The consensus opinion in advanced Western universities is that for every hour of a class, a student should spend an average of 2 hours preparing (“preparing for class”). That is, for 1 para, the student should spend about 3 hours of extra time.

If science is taught 2 times a week, it is assumed that an average of 6 hours will be spent preparing for it.

Class preparation includes doing homework, reading, reviewing notes, writing, doing lab work, analyzing data, reviewing material, and other academic activities.

Western experts say that the strongest, most promising students study an average of 50-60 hours per week (7-8 hours per day).