I was taking up a few exams for the past few weeks, and happen to find that no matter how much time I put into it, the result was not really “pretty”… I am sure that there’s some skills that you will need to acquire in order to get better results in written tests.
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Personally, I suck at written test, and was never a straight A’s student. The last time I got a straight A was in Form 3…hahaha…and after that, I guess my life’s been pretty much distracted and the grades starts to go haywire.
Maybe that’s one of the reasons why I took up the Film & Animation course, the grades are judged heavily on your projects rather than your written test.
Here’s some of the tips that I found while looking for the “Holy Grail” of studying to get better results. It contains some very useful information, especially if you are a student, and it’s also generic enough that you can apply some of the skills in other areas of your life.
- Listening
- Memorization
- Lecture Note Taking
- Note Taking Systems
- Note Taking Tips
- Personal Reading Improvement
- Procrastination
- Essay Test Preparation
- Test Preparation Suggestions
- Objective Test Taking
- Tips for Combating Test Panic
- Post Test Analysis
- Time Management Assessment
- Time Management Forms
- Time Management Strategies
- Time Management Schedules
- Time Saving Tips
There will be more exams coming up, and I hope I can really make use of these tips.
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