i have a huge exam and i have lots a pages to read still
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Yes.\n\nThe South losses.
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Read the chapter(s) thoroughly, make notes and go through them on a regular basis. Scrutinize each and every point or phrase or date, and that the best way
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Shakira, by the looks of it you have a natural ability to retain information because you normally don`t revise. Stop stressing and relax, you are experiencing pre-exam nerves. Just imagine the body as a machine with the heart as a pump that needs to get fuel (oxygen and nutrients) to other components in order for them to function correctly, I wish I knew  what level are you studying at? I am a nurse so maybe I could help you revise in some way. STOP PANICKING! You will pass this exam. Use flash cards and put the word you are studying (ie)THE HEART at the top of the card and make basic notes, do this for all the relevant subjects, it won`t take you long and just keep going over them throughout the weekend. GOOD LUCK!!!
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i'm reading it right now for school
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10 on 10 and summarize what you read the day before. It'll stay in your mind better and not be such a big load.
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1/  Make crib notes of important points to remember...these are good in jostling your memory...\n\n2/  After an hour of study...take a practise test on that subject/chapter...even if it is an old test...this breaks the monotomy of just reading and helps you see what testers would be looking for...so you know what to retain and what is okay to "know broadly"\n\n3/  Mix up your studying with discussion groups with your friends...be serious about it though....agree to read on a chapter and meet and discuss....you will actually remember more if you make the subject/material "come alive". Also a great way to learn difficult material....\n\n4/  Study early in the morning when you are fresh and likely to remeber more then spend the afternoon doing soemthing else....practise tests, discussion groups or just relaxing.
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I was the same way- I kind of waited til the last minute to study- even for finals, but yet, somehow I ended up a doctor- I'd go somewhere - not a library- but somewhere you are comfortable- I chose a late night cafe when it wasn't crowded or a super market that had a dining area that wasn't crowded - you have everything at your disposal but the distractions are much less- I even studied for my boards the same- I know its not too specific- but I hope it helps!\nThere's not too much you can do at this point but go over notes or study the books, but this is the best advice I've got!
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summarise it on paper.   write 25 words in note form to summarise each page or section.  Then summarise the summary.   Then it will be in your brain.   Read your summary of summary, or maybe the summary itself, two hours before the exam just for a refresher
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I've got a big exam tomorrow too, infact 4! I haven't revised for my maths or one of my physics but I revised loadsa past papers in the past month for my other physics. I went over them today to see which questions i couldn't do and tried to do them, or look at the definitions I need to know. I think if you just skim the stuff you need to define then you can work the rest out.
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Most likley in My Documents folder.
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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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1.read all old question papers\n2.concentrate on important and frequently asked questions\n3.try reciting answers to someone (preferably parents)\n4.read with interest\n5.only repeated reading will help in remembering facts,not just the day before the exam\n6.make some memory maps\n7.i found RECALL PLUS very useful,it is an excellent program which helps you to create interest in what you read,\nhttp://www.recallplus.com/\nAll the best to you !!
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Don't get nervous!  Just focus and take deep breaths.  Try to visualize your notes or the material that you studied.  Also, don't get hung up on one question and waste the whole time.  If you aren't sure of a question, put a little dot next to it and go back.  In fact, as soon as you get the exam you should go through and answer all the questions that you are absolutely certain of.  Then go back and tackle the harder ones.  You should also eat a good breakfast or lunch so that your brain can focus on the exam material instead of on how hungry you are (but don't eat or drink too much right before for abvious reasons!).  Hope this helps you!
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Have look at pages 3 & 8 of this PDF document:
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i normally write things down and that way i take it in better, even if i'm just copying out. If you have past papers for the exam you should write out the answers for them and learn them. This will give you confidence that you can do some of the questions that came up previously. and - Good Luck!
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the only thing i suggest  reivse 4hrs on each topic. write notes and read out loud that will work stick to a mini timetable and dont go in to depth with your revision you will forget what you learnt\n\nwish you luck!!!!!!!
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Just study mainly the tests you took\n(hopefully you kept them, if not..just use the book)\nstudy some every day\nbut not too much..you don't want to stress yourself\nand it's good that they're in Octber because you've got alot of time!!\nGood Luck!