Yesterday I started with a look at studying for the NREMT Exams .  Tomorrow, check back for my final section on getting ready the day before and the day of the NREMT test .

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More Tips to Pass the NREMT Exam (part two)

‘Crunch time’ study tips , … Although planning times to study in advance may seem tedious and unnecessary, it will ensure that students manage their time appropriately, and spread their focus equally over their classes

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'Crunch time' study tips – Viewpoints

Here are some tips and study methods that students might want to take into account when studying.

First, it has been proven that caffeine and nicotine do not relieve stress. Most people might think that smoking a cigarette will relax them and help them study, but using nicotine while heavily cramming is not recommended.

When it comes to caffeine, most of the time it is impossible to avoid on a college campus with soft-drink vending machines and a Starbucks in almost every building, so students should just keep it in moderation and not use it to stay up all night.

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Valuable study tips to take on your study day – Opinions

When it comes time to study we often need a change of scenery to be able to concentrate and yet we want to ensure that we don’t get distracted by activities of others. Sometimes a different atmosphere gives us a boost of energy and further enhances our study time by making it more enjoyable simply by being away from the usual routine of school and home.

The library is often the best place to study for many reasons. They maintain a code of silence so that makes for a better venue than most plus you have access to unlimited resources if you need to do any research whether online or in the reference materials readily available in this location. You might do this with a study group or by yourself making it a wonderful alternative. (more…)

This might seem like a silly topic because everyone should know where they should not go when they want to study. After all – you’re not entirely stupid right? But it’s not a question of stupid – it’s more a question of what is practical and the reality of what usually happens.

When a student comes home from school – most parents would say go to your room and study or do your homework. And while that is not entirely a bad idea because they probably have a desk in their room but there is also a bed and many students will promptly lie down and decide to study on the bed. This is a bad idea because the minute your head hits the pillow you will likely be fast asleep. (more…)

Have you ever made the fatal mistake of overlooking the instructions on a test and cruising through the exam thinking you aced it only to find you blew it big time because you didn’t answer the questions properly? So – before you begin your test that you are so anxious to take – make sure you read the instructions word for word because it only takes one word to trip you up. (more…)

A study conducted by researchers at the Baylor College of Medicine and sponsored by (unsurprisingly) the Wrigley Science Institute has shown that gum chewing apparently improves math scores.

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Study: Chewing Gum Improves Math Skills

Many times students aren’t prepared to study for tests because they have not been prepared during classes. Preparation for a regular class is the groundwork for being better prepared to take an exam. If you tend to nod off during class or pay more attention to the person sitting next to you, chances are you are not keeping up with the class curriculum therefore making it all the more difficult to be sufficiently prepared for a test – let alone begin studying for the test. (more…)

We all know that tests are not much fun and when we take a test and make a stupid mistake we can be really upset – especially when it is something that could have been easily avoided. So what are some of the common mistakes that are made on tests that we should try to avoid whenever possible? (more…)

I tell students to create a test on the computer and print out several copies, so they can keep practicing with a clean study sheet until they get all the questions right. But there is another way to go about this

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How to Create a Practice Test!