Help with study routine

[Deathsnova]

I'm starting my first day of my last year of highschool and i really would like to see Everything in at least A/B's and at the very max only 1 C. Does anyone know any good resources i can use to make a study planner so i can see where i can devote half n hour to homework/study for each subject every night? I always fall behind after the 2nd week back at school and if i let it happen again this year its gonna fuck up my life and want i want to do as a career for the next 10 years.
I have 6 Subjects but some subjects i don't need to devote any EXTRA study time to after completing the homework. e.g. English, i can't really study any more than just doing the homework. Same for drama
I got horrible grades last year and i really need to step up and only spend maybe 1 hour a night max on the cmoputer doing facebook/games or whatever

English B
Chemistry C+
Biology C+
Drama B+
Chinese D+
Maths D+ But I was doing hard maths and this year i've swapped to the extremly easy math class so it should an A.

I generally do well but somehow manage to fuck up 1 vital piece and get a D which brings my whole grade down. Even if you get AAAA and then a D you can only get a C+. Stupid system.

 

[Nerfed]

Well im in college what I do is complete homework for the class I go to that day, that night. If i have anything to make up I do it on weekends. I devote about 8-9 hours a week on doing homework and studying, when Im not working. I think the objective to passing is staying on top of your homework because doing homework is actually helping you study.

If you can give me your classes and the days you attend them I can help you work out a study planner to help you with times and days of study and doing homework.

Well get back to me for help ill be online.

 

Here's a cool APP on iTunes that me and a few friends have used:

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/sqa-my-study-plan/id419308081?mt=8

It's run by the Scottish Qualifications Board, but it should work.

 

[Tornstol]

Like make a good routine when you come back from school do a quick study on what you have learnt during the day and if you encounter any issues write it down to ask the teacher.

 

[The Weeknd]

I have had the same routine/schedule for the past six years and It's really worked out for me.

I would suggest to buy a planner, or If you have a 'smartphone' that can organize your day for you, that would be handy as well. I memorized my whole schedule, and I have been training myself to follow my schedule and not tweak a thing, under no circumstance. If you discipline yourself to complete your homework before your free time, I'm sure those grades will be up to A's in no time. Good luck!