should i exercise just b4 the exam by giving it 5 days??\nor should i exercise 2 much in the coming weeks leaving only 3 days b4 the final exam??2 options..plz verify ur answer and recommend an ebook
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I spent 23 years in schooling, and I will let you in on one of my great secrets. I did not find this out until very late in my academic career, but when I did, it worked miracles.\n\nHere is the secret: before the test, distill all of the information down to a single side of a single piece of paper. That's it.\n\nCollecting your thoughts and organizing the information will help you understand everything. PLUS, after you have made the piece of paper, you only need to study from one piece of paper, rather than a page here and a page there.\n\nHope this idea works as well for you as it did for me.
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well... it all depends on your weekly schedule. Do you work everyday? Do you have kids? Maybe it would be better to condense the classes into one day a week, although it can be overwhelming to be sitting in class for 3 hours or so. But at the same time you have other 6 days in the week "free". It leaves you time to do other activities. It can always save you gas or bus money going once a week. It's totally up to you, you can choose whatever fits your schedule and your physical/financial situation. In my case, personally, I would choose the one day a week, and be done with it! :-)
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My grandfather always says that you have to "rush slowly". Make sure that you write out all the little steps, so you can check your work later. And, of course, remember that it's better to skip one question, and check the answers on 10, than to answer all questions, but miss 5 of them because of accuracy issues! For more tips, check out a free Test Taking Strategies seminar at your local Kaplan center
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I don't think it gets easier than the Becker books at breaking down the elements.  Sorry to say, you just need to keep at it.  Also, stick with the points that Becker says, its been awhile since I took the exam, but I thought he says the amount of points for any one section on the exam.  You may be worried over 2 points.
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I think now would be a good time to start, since the exam session has already started, although you still have a couple of weeks for most subjects.\n\nCan I recommend www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize ?\n\nGood luck!
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When doin' my exams I could leave but i assume you can't do that... Plan your work & take as long as you can to ensure it's the best you can write? After that, drawin' on desk/engravin' your desk with a compass is prob ther best way to pass the time.
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Don't study when you don't want to. When you enjoy, enjoy to the maximum. When you study, study whole heartily. If you don't feel like studying for 10 days, don't. \n    Also, there is no problem in being able to concentrate for a few hours only on a subject. If you study for half an hour and than go on to do something else and then return again, it will be fine. Just make sure you do return. Also watch lesser T.V shows and reduce the number of your friends. This way you won't have to worry about anything when studying. i.e You should not be waiting for your fav. t.v show when you are studying.
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Make an explicit list of things you need to accomplish. Make it specific. Like, finish exercises 2.1 for math, read Ch 11 for bio. Then set aside and hour, and try to complete as much as you can in that hour. Then take a 10 minute break - do something you enjoy. It's best to do some physical work when you're on a break. So put on some music and dance, or do some stretches. It will help circulation in your body, and will make you think better. Then continue onto your next hour of homework. Then take a break and so on. As you complete your homework, make sure to check things off. This will make you feel like you accomplished something, and you will be more likely to continue working. At the end of the day, treat yourself with a reward, whatever it may be. And if you continue like that for the entire week, then do something enjoyable on the weekend - relax and don't think about homework. And when the next week comes, go back at it. Good luck!! And remember, as long as you build study time into your daily routine, and as long as you review notes and do homework regularly, then when it finally comes to exams, you will have enough practice to do well, and you wouldn't even have to review much!
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Keep working out  just not as hard \nIt will help you releases some stress due to exams \n \nIf you stop for 2 weeks there will be no major change in appearance  but you might tell the difference when you do stop for that long.\n Keep working out just don't over do it and make sure your studies come first.\nYou do not  want to be braun and no brains \nGood luck on the exams
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Have a summary sheet, it's a revision sheet where you can write the major points on which you'll be asked about on your test. So you can have a look at the very last opportunity before the test. A lot of hard work I know but worked for me.
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How many hours total to study for this exam...8 or more hours a day x how many days? \n\nIs this the only chance that you will have to take this exam? Is it given every so often? Is this the only opportunity that you will have to take it? How old are you?\n\nHow long is your workday and why can you not study and work both? There are a lot of students here who do both...I know that I did both in college years ago and so did my husband and most of our friends. He also competed on a national level in gymnastics while working and school. I have two sons starting college in the fall who will be working and school. So it can be done. Your sleep might suffer and your social life will, but you have to decide for yourself if it is worth it. It certainly a good choice for your future. And you made a good point...it is your future. Your parents are trying to be supportive but they see a safety factor in the job you already have. But there are many risks in life and you have to decide if this one is worth it. And if you decide not to, will you berate yourself for the rest of your life over it?\n\nYou sound very intelligent and forward thinking to your future.  If it is available to take at a later time, can you work and save as much as you possibly can so that leaving the first job to study will not be a financial hardship?\n\nI hope that I am making sense with this answer. good luck.\n\nSusan
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It's better to take the 2 8 hours shifts rather than working 16 hours straight. Although it might sound like you have more time to study with the second option, but after you strained your body like that, how would you ever have the energy to study anymore? \n\nI've tried working 14 hours straight a day for months, and i was far too fatigue to do anything else although i tried to rest as much as possible. Maintaining the balance is more important than stretching yourself to the extreme. All the best!
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Well i recommend, taking notes on each chapter then re-reading your notes everyday....make flashcards of topics that are the most difficult for you!!!Do NOT wait until the last minute to study for the tests!  Good Luck!!!
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Make up a work out split that suits your schedule.  I follow a 4-5 day split:\nDay 1: Chest/Back/Abs\nDay 2: Shoulders/Calves\nDay 3: Biceps/Triceps/Abs\nDay 4: Legs(including calves)\nDay 5: off\n\nYou could also incorporate a light shoulder workout on Chest/Back day because they are already being used in exercises like the Bench Press, and Dumbbell Row.\n\nE-mail me if you want some more help: AaronSG2k3@yahoo.com
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When you study break it into chunks. example: read one paragraph at a time and take a break, and/or take a five minute break every twenty minutes.  This is a fool proof plan I know from experience.
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Unless there's not a lot of material, never study the day before. split up the material over a time period that would allow you to study for it without feeling overloaded. What worked for me is reviewing all the material 1 or 2 days before the exam after having studied it all. \nSay you have 5 chapters for an exam. \nDay 1 study chapters 1 & 2, highlighting the important facts. \nDay 2 study chapters 3 & 4. \nDay 3 study chapter 5. \nDays 4 and/or 5 review the material that you highlighted. \nSometimes writing important notes while studying helps you remember.
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Its not near as  hard as you think it is. But I did like 300 pts better on the second one. There are programs you can buy at like Best Buy... they REALLY HELP! and they have a "cram" options. If you took practice tests you should be alright. Its hard not to want to kill yourself after a couple hours of the test so just be prepared to sit there for 5 hours and trust me... its not hard! Good luck!