All students have to go through semester exams. Getting ready for exams can be a challenge when you're not sure how to approach the study but with some planning and self-testing, you'll discover that learning can be less painful and long retained.
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Understand what you're studying. Rote learning will not get you to score a good percentage; it isn't helpful in most cases because it fails to cause you to think and analyze. The latter two skills are important for being able to apply your knowledge to new problems.
- Write short notes or a summary of what you've studied.
- Read out loud. This can help to sharpen your understanding, as you are listening as well.
2Create doubts. Ask yourself questions about the content of the chapter. Did you agree or disagree with it? What would you explain differently and why? What about the work you're studying is confusing or seems at odds with other information you know?
- Ask your teachers, lecturers, professors about your doubts. Do some exploration to dig deeper. Such discussions can help cement the concepts deeply in your mind.
3.Do a quiz. Quiz yourself on your subject matter as a way of working out what you haven't grasped properly yet. There are websites that allow you to make a quiz, such as quizlet.com. One approach to using a quiz could be:
- Make the quiz either online or on paper.
- Title it. For example, History Midterm (or Final) Exam.
- Add the date of the test. This helps to visually remind yourself of the approaching test date.
- Add the vocabulary from the subject or chapters you're studying.
- Add key information. For example: Who was in office during the Civil war? President Lincoln. Then make another row: What was this president's term in office? 1861-1865. Question yourself deeper in the question so it's easier to understand/remember.
- If the test book has practice tests, add them to the set too.
- Add information from your notes and question yourself on these.
- CrashCourse is one good source of videos useful for learning.
- Take notes of anything you don't understand or didn't remember, so that you can go back over these things after.
- Add notes from the video to your quiz set.
- If using Quizlet, start with flashcards with audio, then scatter the questions and move to testing.
- The quiz learning should begin 3 to 4 weeks before the real exam or test. Cramming the night before will not work.
- Prepare a timetable for that particular month and study regularly. Take a break every 15 minutes, it refreshes the mind.
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