BE GLUR NOT BLUR
Whoops! It’s the night before your come face to face with THE EXAM which will determine whether you will be getting a new Xbox 360 from your strict but loving parents. But you haven’t done a lick of studying! While cramming probably won’t get you an ‘A’, it can definitely save you from a humiliating ‘F’. Follow the few easy and simple tips below and get yourself a glass of milk because it’s going to be a long, hard night.
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Make good notes
If you have minimal time to study for an exam, having good notes is the key for getting the most out of the night before the exam.
● Find out what your really need to study and don’t was time reading the entire book. If your teacher holds a review session before the exam, take full advantage of the opportunity. You’ll discover what topics the teacher “thinks” are important and you’ll have an opportunity to interrogate the teacher, but since you have to cram, you probably have few too many questions at this point so take it easy with the questions. Many teachers hand out study guides, so be sure to fight for them from your friends and not to let your efforts go to waste, be sure to use them. While they probably won’t cover every single detail that will be on your test, you’ll at least be able to focus on the key topics.
● Get notes taken in class, assuming you attended class regularly. You should have some notes to glance through. Assuming also you did not attend class regularly, try to steal..... I mean get copies from a classmate. Your class notes are priceless treasure trove of important knowledge because your teacher covers what is important.
● Note the important concepts. As you go through the notes, find important definitions, concepts and equations. If you never took the time to memorize them by heart, then write them down on a separate piece of paper and call it “Your Cramming Notes”. This will help you identify what you need to know.
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