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20 Days To Exams
20 Days To Exams
What would you do if you only had 20 days left to prepare and do well for your exams? Dive straight into the books without a clear direction? This report reveals a step-by-step plan you can take to do well! By George Tee & Joel Chue
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Terms and Conditions You Are Free to Distribute This Report to Your Friends You Do Not Have the Rights to Modify the Contents of This Book in Anyway Disclaimer Notice
EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO ACCURATELY REPRESENT THIS REPORT AND IT'S POTENTIAL. THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL SCORE STRAIGHT As AFTER READING THIS REPORT. THIS REPORT SERVES TO BE A REFERENCE GUIDE FOR STUDENTS WHO DO NOT HAVE A DIRECTION ON HOW TO PREPARE FOR THEIR EXAMS. ULTIMATELY, IT TAKES EFFORT ON THE STUDENTS PART TO REALLY SCORE THOSE STRAIGHT As! ENJOY THE REPORT!
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Hi George, Suppose your teachers or professors suddenly announce to you that your term exams are 20 days from now. You have totally forgotten about it as you were having fun all the way from the start of term till now. Mind you, you have been failing all your minor tests and this is your last chance The only bet is your ability to learn fast and effectively which you have taught in your SecretsOfStudying.com Ebook. What would you do from Day 1 to Day 20? A Defiant Kid, Gabrielle Apparently, this girl figured out what the students wanted to know if they are left with just 20 days to exams; what they can do in order not to just pass the exams but to score at least a B.
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Theres no such thing as being smart or stupid. Ive come across people who fail all their way until the end and they still can score full marks. Ive come across others who have failed miserably when they were in primary school but they still scored perfect number of distinctions when they went to college. I would tell myself that its the matter of using the right strategies to score distinctions rather than being smarter. 4. There is no such thing as failure, but only learning experiences for you to learn from. I would tell myself that the past is for me to learn from. Those previous tests I failed are the very valuable learning experiences that I would want to learn from. Those mistakes will make me score As for my exams if I learn from them. Mistakes are after all the most valuable learning tool. 5. I shall ask whenever I need help. Sometimes during lessons, I dare not ask questions because Im afraid of asking the wrong questions or I am afraid of how other people will see me. Thats why I would constantly remind myself to ask if I dont understand. Ask your professors and peers. Discussions clarify doubts. With these 5 mindsets in mind, I would proceed my day to relax and get ready for the next day.
Day 2 Planning
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If you fail to plan, then you plan to fail. Someone told me this before and its so effective that Im still using it for whatever Im doing today. Planning is by far the most critical element in doing well for exams. And with 19 days left to examination, planning is even more crucial. How do I plan? First, I would list down all the topics for all the subjects so I would roughly have a guide how should I plan the topics to study each day. Lets take for example, I am taking 5 subjects right now. And I have 7 topics for each subject. Math 7 Chemistry 7 Physics -7 Economics 7 Biology -7 Because I have only 19 days left, its essential to look at each topic and deduce which are my stronger topics and which are my weaker ones. So I would spend most of my time on the weaker ones but at the same time, not to neglect the stronger ones. Its just that the stronger ones may take shorter time to master. In that case, I can probably cut down most of my topics I need to cover by half, which would be roughly about 17 topics. I would use a monthly calendar to plan my time effectively. (feel free to use the calendar found in Secrets of Studying ebook)
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From here, I know that I have 18 days before my exams commence. I would want to leave some time in case of emergencies and some days for me to cover my stronger topics. Emergency 3 days Stronger topics -5 days That would leave me 10 days to finish all the weaker topics. I will have around 2 topics to cover each day. I would write in detail what I am going to do exactly at each hour of my next 18 days, which I would share with you while we go into each day.
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would only sleep if I could remember what I have learnt in the day. (with reference to page 56 for strategies to improve memory recall)
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Another important thing here is to check whether I have left out any important chapters. If yes, I will need to quickly revise on it.
And there you have it, my 20 day Action Plan to handle exams. I hope this answers your question, Gabrielle And all the best! Cheers, George