What are some good studying tips to prepare for exams?

Question

What are some good studying tips to prepare for exams?

Answer 1

just study and don't play around and waste time

Answer 2

1. Pace yourself: allot a specific amount of time to be devoted to studying each night prior to the exam.

2. Rest well, get a balanced sleep.

3. Study key terms and plenty of practice problems/ questions

4. Attend school tutorials

5. Study with a friend or family - make it fun -  just keep your mind on the task

6. Use music, or incentives/ rewards to keep you motivated

Answer 3

study at night, study till u r body tire then also study because when u get tired by studying a lot u can remember a lot. and be always cheerfull, never get depressed ( luckly i got it as a god gift but it helped me a lot) and please don't talk to friends and don't go with them.  best of luck. one more thing find total soluite place not to study but for self analysis which is most important in stududent life( trust me i got benifit) ask u r self who r u and what wrong u have done to others why u were send to this earth. feel great. bye

Answer 4

I can tell you the thing that helped me study the most effectively.

I made "cheat sheets" of the questions and answers that I expected to be on the exam. Then I used Mnemonic devices to memorize them.

I use Mnemonics to learn new languages as well.

In my opinion, nothing works better.

Answer 5

i would just start small weeks before the test

flash cards work wonders, as corney as it sounds, they do

important thing to study first is the vocab. even if it has nothing to do with english, like math for example, its important to be 100% sure of formulas so you dont get confused. also, i know there are some formulas that only work with a certain problem if it contains a certain thing but not another thing, and vice versa

Answer 6

I like to literally memorise things off by heart until I can chant them outloud with no mistakes. It's a bit old fashioned but I don't feel confident in an exam unless I know everything thoroughly.

Also, once I was trying to memorise some Spanish verbs just before I went to sleep, then when I woke up I knew them all! So learning things before you sleep may work for you as well!

Good luck!