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If not studying got you that far, are you really having an issue?

 

Edit: Genuine question.

No clue at this point lol. Up till this point ive been banking on how easy high school tests were, but i haven't had much of a problem with the tests I taken so far up till this point in college. Maybe im over thinking things and Ill do fine. Idk 0u0plz.png

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No clue at this point lol. Up till this point ive been banking on how easy high school tests were, but i haven't had much of a problem with the tests I taken so far up till this point in college. Maybe im over thinking things and Ill do fine. Idk 0u0plz.png

I wasn't sure if it was a case of overthinking or if the test was based on a score requirement. I feel like if you think you have a decent or better grasp of the topic, there's no need to super stress. Maybe a quick half hour of refreshing?

 

Other than that, hearing things out loud helps me grasp things better by listening to a reading if it's available or reading something out loud quietly to myself (I only do that by myself though lol).

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Told you to go to the library souleyesplz.png. Anyway, knows what's in the exam, do practice exams, when there's something you don't understand, go revise your notes. If you're stressing really hard, then you don't really need music to put you in the vibe. If you have to memorise something, don't just read it, you actually need to intentionally recall the facts. The action of recalling without reading is the equivalent of 3 reading (actually forgot the real number but it's just so much efficient ). Focus on understanding, because it's less hard to recall something that's associated to something else then pure memorisation (do it or you'll regret it). Drink juice. Recall what you have learn by writing it on a paper (if there're mistakes, start again).

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Told you to go to the library souleyesplz.png. Anyway, knows what's in the exam, do practice exams, when there's something you don't understand, go revise your notes. If you're stressing really hard, then you don't really need music to put you in the vibe. If you have to memorise something, don't just read it, you actually need to intentionally recall the facts. The action of recalling without reading is the equivalent of 3 reading (actually forgot the real number but it's just so much efficient ). Focus on understanding, because it's less hard to recall something that's associated to something else then pure memorisation (do it or you'll regret it). Drink juice. Recall what you have learn by writing it on a paper (if there're mistakes, start again).

Thank that helps ill use these tips. And i would go to the library, except I work in the library so it doesnt feel like a study environment, just a work one lmao.

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Thank that helps ill use these tips. And i would go to the library, except I work in the library so it doesnt feel like a study environment, just a work one lmao.

Ah I see, you should try the school library, also forgot the last tips which is be confident on your brain whatsoever the preparation (but I think you kind of know that one).

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When the year starts, I always try to study on time - like, making notes regulary, reading materials, etc. And because I'm lazy af, I tend to study one day or two before test. 

 

I remember studying for my middle school finals one day before they started. I scored 81%. 

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Lock myself in my room 

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