Studying over the Summer?

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The end of the school year is soon for a lot of students and some have already finished. I was just wondering if anyone plans on doing some studying during the Summer. Perhaps preparation for when you go back or your own projects. Like learning a language for fun.
I'll be studying to get ahead of next year like I always do but I'll probably study some topics for fun as well.
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Since I'm not taking summer school or anything, I really see no need in studying academic subjects. Of course, I will very likely continue to research special interests, but that's as close to studying I'm going to do this summer.

Oh yes. I study on my own every summer. Feels good not to follow a certain framework within which to study... I can make my own connections and move between different concepts in any way I want.

^^Greetings gemstone123. I must say that I am not quite certain if I shall be happily studying within this summer. ^^I believe I certainly considered purchasing a friendly book who speaks of Measure Theory and studying this little topic. I perhaps may also attempt to learn some more Japanese language from my little book.

Summer vacation doesn't seem to agree with me. I love studying and learning, so I always find something to work on every summer. This summer vacation I'm going to improve my French, learn the capital cities of every country, play lots of chess, and study anything else that happens to become an interest. French is the one I'm most excited about - I can work at my own pace in my own style, away from the mind-numbing slowness and busywork of school language classes.

I have been given some APUSH work to do over the summer to see if I'm ready for the class.

I have to read a book over summer! And get a test on it on the first day back to school!

I'm taking two classes: Modern German History and Japanese Society. I got a C in Japanese Society and look forward to challenging German History in two weeks.

I'm taking Trig this summer. It will help me to do so, but it's too hard to explain how. If I wasn't I would be getting prepared for this semester...learning a language, pre-reading some materials, etc. I read a lot for fun so even if I'm not studying I'm learning something.

I don't count reading about obsessions as studying, so I voted no. But I will be learning about derivatives, because the college Economics course I'm doing next year won't teach me about them because they're supposedly too complicated.

I have nothing to study since there is nothing important happening soon. So it's a summer of play for me!

I have 2 College classes, and one gives a fair amount of homework. On top of that, I got to annotate for my AP Literature and Composition class and memorize parts of the constitution for my AP Gov. class. I also have some summer work for my AP bio class too, so I am swamped.

I am majouring in my main obsession so I wouldn't consider me reading books, watching/listening to lectures or memorizing concepts studying. I do, though, try to study at least a bit for some of my other subjects, though it takes great effort for me to get involved.

i have to do a summer project but as its an art project i dont really see it as studying lol

I am taking Calc II for fun and working on a few research projects.