First evaluate your strengths and weaknesses for each subject area on the test. Next, create a schedule that gives the most time to the areas where you are the weakest, and less time to areas where you are the strongest. …
How to Make a Study Schedule Evaluate your Strengths and Weaknesses Plan your days so you study more on your weak subjects and less on your stronger subjects Plan out your days until the test The HOAE is divided into …
Who needs to use an agenda to organize their time? Who needs it to list all their assignments? It’s much easier to forget about all the assignments that pile up over the semester. When the due date comes, you can …
How To: Study for Exams Without Going Insane! Last May, I was finishing up my International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma. I had to take five (5) exams during that month. Each exam was multiple hours long. There was a lot of …
A University Student’s Study Guide to Maintaining a Balanced Life (Or at least a somewhat balanced life) I’m sure you have heard of the typical study tips, don’t procrastinate, ask questions, get enough sleep but how can we do that …
My (Not So) Secret Weapons for Test Preparation Spaced Repetition – My Test Preparation Method Studying with your Senses Find What Works for You – For me Repetition Quizlet Test Preparation Grades on Fleek in One Week: A College Student’s …
Since the start of school, I have always struggled with test taking. There has always been anxiety and fear that comes with taking and preparing for tests. As I have become more experienced in taking tests I have learned the …
Math is mostly numerical, not verbal and requires logical thinking; it has its own way to be studied. Before touching on significant points of studying a math test, lets look at some of the fundamentals of “learning.” How to Study …
Before beginning any exam there are steps you can take to help your self succeed. Make sure you are as relaxed as possible. Next make sure you are sitting the right exam and have been given the proper paper. Once …