How to Prepare for Test In College?

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How to Prepare for Test in College?
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Test Preparation The Easy Way

• Everything you have done so far has prepared you
  for this moment. Youve taken good notes. Youve
  read and highlighted your textbooks. Youve
  written test questions for you to practice.
• So how are you going to convert all of that into
  a better grade? Youre going to self test. Youre
  going to ask yourself those questions and youre
  going to do it early and often. Youre going to
  focus on what you dont know, and not waste time
  on what you already know.

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Ways to Prepare for test

• Practice as Much as You Can
• Scope Out the Scope
• Use Flow Charts and Diagrams
• Starting Homework
• Test-drive Your Test
• Explain Your Answers to Others

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Practice as Much as You Can

• Not only will you "learn" the chapters, but you
  must also understand the concepts and then
  continue practicing. It is good to start training
  from day 1. So you will practice well before the
  exam comes. If you are studying difficult
  subjects, you may practice mathematics so that it
  is not too difficult. 

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Scope Out the Scope

• Be sure you know what's fair game for the test
  and what's not. Many times students aren't
  exactly sure which lectures, readings, sections,
  and homeworks are to be covered on the test.

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Use Flow Charts and Diagrams 

• Visual aids can be really helpful when revising.
  At the start of a topic, challenge yourself to
  write down everything you already know about a
  topic - and then highlight where the gaps lie.
  Closer to the exam, condense your revision notes
  into one-page diagrams. Getting your ideas down
  in this brief format can then help you to quickly
  recall everything you need to know during the
  exam.

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Starting homework

• Your homework is a great way to start learning on
  tests. Your instructor will probably include
  questions similar to those you find in your home
  tests, so practicing steps and solutions will
  help you gain confidence in concepts. If you have
  a problem that you do not understand, ask your
  teacher in the next lesson or look someone for
  take my test for me. If you wait until the day
  you try to resolve the issue, it will be harder
  to remember the solution.

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Explain Your Answers to Others

• Parents and little brothers and sisters don't
  have to be annoying around exam time. Use them to
  your advantage. Explain an answer to a question
  to them. That will help you to get it clear in
  your head, and also to highlight any areas where
  you need more work.

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Test-drive Your Test

• The last stage of your studying should always
  include some practice, "self-testing," in which
  you construct some questions in the format you
  expect to be on the test, then formulate some
  answers.

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