Showing posts with label study habits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label study habits. Show all posts

Sunday, September 4, 2011

seniors

every Saturday, me and the rest of the Thesis Leaders were having a consultation in our professor's clinic.


Thesis, I think was the hardest requirements we've ever encountered.
But, I know it's really part of being Senior Student. 


I just want to share to you some of our pictures...



picture taking while having our lunch break. 

eating ice cream :P



behind all our worries about our thesis, all the sleepless nights, all the expenses and the effort to do our responsibilities as thesis leaders, we never forget to laugh, to have fun  and to bond. 

i can say it's a unique experience, though it's not easy but it is something i will really miss when i graduated. 


we'll surely celebrate after this super roller coaster experience. 


Happy Sunday!



Tuesday, August 30, 2011

How to Take and Pass your Exams

1. Start the day with a prayer.


2. Go to your examination room early.


3. Go to your deep breathing before taking the exam.


4. Read right through the test papers.


5. Answer your best questions first.


6. Stick to the time allotted for each questions.


7. Stick to what the questions are asking.


8. Outline all answer at the beginning.


9. Don't get stuck on a stubborn question or problem, but quickly move to the next.


10. Provide space after each answer to enable you to add to it if you recall more.


11. Do not panic if mental block occurs. Relax and get yourself calm. Go quickly to other questions.


12. If there is time left, go back to the best of your ability. Recheck carefully your answers before submitting them to your examiner. 

Monday, August 29, 2011

How to Prepare for Exams

1. Organize your study time schedules.


2. Find a good place to study.


3. Get to know the coverage and type of your exam.


4. Check your schedule, time and place of examination.


5. Get all your study materials ready.


6. Study diligently and organize your notes.


7. Develop clues and strategies for easier recall.


8. Always keep your brain at high energy level, especially during reviews. but, avoid taking brain stimulants and antibiotics medication when reviewing or taking your exams.


9. Practice mental recall as soon as you finish reading.


10. Give extra attention to subject-areas you are weak.


11. Pray and ask God for guidance and wisdom. Trust Him also to teach and remind you of everything you have learned. (James 1:5; John 14:26)


12. Organize a study group to help you deal with your study problems and exams effectively. 



Wednesday, August 24, 2011

How to get Higher Grades

A. Apply your Dynamic Memory Power classroom strategies:

1. Attend class regularly.
2. Take good notes.
3. Ask relevant and intelligent questions.
4. Never go to class unprepared.
5. Do all assigned home works. 
6. Find a good study partner.
7. Always shows courtesy and respect to your teachers and school authority.
8. Always ask God for prayer in guidance, wisdom and understanding.

B. Reduce Forgetting Factors:

1. Understand your materials well.
2. Organize your notes and develop strategies for effective recall.
3. Use as many memory modalities as you can.
4. Avoid all forms of distraction and concentrate well on your learning task.
5. Avoid any other mental work, especially of a similar kind, in case you cannot go to bed after studying. 
6. Take a short mental rest before taking on a new one. 

C. Manage your study time schedules effectively.

D. Revise and review notes regularly.

E. Start all projects and term papers early and then submit them on time.

F. Use your course syllabus as your study guide.

G. Always read the chapter summaries and answer all end-of-the-chapter questions in your book.

H. Hone your skills related to reading, writing, speaking, listening, and test-taking.

I. Establish good interpersonal relationship with your teachers and learn to appreciate what they do. show interest and enthusiasm in their lectures as well. 

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