This is the last
part of the series, be sure to read the initial part here: 5Ideas to Get Ready for the Examination (Part 2).
In this next part,
will be discussed.
Rewrite
notes. It is tough recalling facts especially dates. When there
is a lot that you need to memorize, you can get easily get confused.
One technique you can use is to rewrite your notes instead ofreciting them out aloud, as if you are an essay writer proofreading afterwriting essays. This is also beneficial if you are reviewing
from borrowed materials. When you are already answering the exams,
you are likely to benefit from your photographic memory and identify
the answer by remembering where you have written it on your
reviewer.
For
Math exams, solve problems. You have not really prepared for your
Math exams if you skipped on practicing solving equations yourself.
Math is not like History that you can do studying without doing. By
that we mean that with Math, it is imperative that you not only
memorize formula, you also have to solve problems. This is the only
way you can check if you have fully understood the lesson. Devote
more time studying Math lessons, and get back to your normal pace
writing essays when the exam
is over.
Check
surroundings. There are people who tend to be more productive
when their surrounding is silent. There is an essay
writer that prefers music on the background. Know what type
of environment drives your concentration pouring. Clean up if a
topsy-turvy room distracts you bigtime. Stay away from a bustling
crowd if noise confuses you.
Take
exams seriously, or regret in the end
You
can always commit to doing better the next time so you can make up
for your low examination scores. But why heighten up the stress when
you can do something to avoid failing? Start writing essays and
reviewing lessons ahead of time. Your efforts shall pay off when the
exam result comes out.