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How do University of Tokyo students interact with smartphones during the exam period? We conducted a thorough survey of 100 current University of Tokyo students about their smartphone use time! This content is a must-read for all students, not just those who want to get into the University of Tokyo!
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■Survey method: Internet survey
■Number of people surveyed: 100 people
■Survey target: Current University of Tokyo students
■Survey period: February 1, 2023 to February 8, 2023
“Study Chain” http://studychain.jp/ operated by HUSTAR Co., Ltd., a specialized cram school that allows you to pass entrance exams to difficult universities. We investigated the usage time of
I think many people face how to use SNS during the exam period. There are people who want to study but can’t quit, and there are people who find it really good for refreshing, and how each person deals with it is different. So, how did University of Tokyo students interact with their smartphones during the entrance exam period?
A survey of current University of Tokyo students was conducted, and the results were as follows.
Here is the reference article.
https://studychain.jp/motivation/
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0-1 hour: 32%
1 hour to 2 hours: 28%
2 hours to 3 hours: 20%
3 to 4 hours: 12%
4 hours or more: 8%
0-1 hour: 32%
Among current University of Tokyo students, 32% of them spent 0 to 1 hour on their smartphones during the exam period. When you say 0 to 1 hour, it can be assumed that you hardly touched it and only checked the contact. In particular, those who participated in club activities until their third year of high school have been working hard since the summer, and many of them study without using their smartphones. 1 hour to 2 hours: 28%
Among current University of Tokyo students, 28% of them used their smartphones for 1 to 2 hours a day. It seems that in many cases, they use the time they spend on SNS as a way to refresh themselves. There was also a University of Tokyo student who was motivated by seeing his friends and other examinees studying. If you use it correctly, you can learn effectively.
2 hours to 3 hours: 20%
Among current University of Tokyo students, 20% of them used their smartphones for 2 to 3 hours a day, which seemed to be much more than expected. Many examinees are using their smartphones to watch video lessons and manage their progress, and the results show that they are spending more time on their smartphones. It seems like they’re not just using it for entertainment, but for studying.
3 to 4 hours: 12%
12% of respondents used their smartphones for 3 to 4 hours a day. I can see that you are using it for a considerable amount of time. It seems that many people used this for study, not simply for
entertainment.
4 hours or more: 8%
8% of the University of Tokyo students used their smartphones for more than 4 hours a day. Many people answered that they were using SNS to avoid stress, which gave them a comfortable A grade. After all, the people who get accepted into Japan’s top universities have different margins.
List of reference articles
https://eikencoach.com/toeiccoach
https://studychain.jp/juken-sleep/
https://studychain.jp/self-juken-plan/
https://studychain.jp/kantojoryuedozakura/
https://studychain.jp/two-study/
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・Official website of the reverse passing specialty cram school: https://medicalcoach.jp
・Reversal Pass Special School Official X (old Twitter):
https://twitter.com/jukencheer
・Official facebook of Reversal Pass Specialist School:
https://www.facebook.com/studychain
・Study Chain official study method blog: https://studychain.jp ・Eiken Coach: https://eikencoach.com/
・TOEIC Coach: https://eikencoach.com/toeiccoach
・Guide to choosing a cram school for the entrance exam: https://juken-guide.jp. Company Profile
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