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it is my exams tommorow and I'm chill

If you found a solution , guide me please .

I mean, there are things you can do to help avoid it. Firstly, review things with purpose: what I mean is, instead of maybe doing a thousand practice questions or repeating flashcards over and over, tell yourself: "If I get all of my flashcards right, no hesitation, then I know it" "if I get x number of problems right in a row, then I know it". This helps your "how do I know?" anxieties because you can tell yourself "I know I'm good because I did that". Secondly, try to sleep, drink and eat well, you don't want to be groggy and angry before a test because all that negativity gets anxiety out. Then, find a specific method, create a mental series of steps for every subject, like maybe for essays it's 1) outline the main points to talk about 2) write key sentences 3) develop them, so that you avoid the "I don't know what to do" situation

I take medication for that

Did u bounce back ? :,)

You must've have graduated and married and I think you might even have kids

@@VossieVoster yeah i did, got a 90 and a 94 in my last two mock exams and got a 1 (highest grade possible in my country) in the final national exam

@@goldengoal1236 Nice job👏😁

@@goldengoal1236 wow congratulations.😇🤩

R u in grad school

+You Tube no he is in college

No he's not he graduated

in having my exam on 22 may

+Thomas Frank Really!! I thought.... wow that explains too many things now lol

i usually do that too because my teacher never gives us enough time to actually finish test and is so god damn frustrating

It took me a a few seconds longer than I would like to figure out what was wrong with 35-5=31

@@nanogon7767 xd

I hate that feeling . Thanks for sharing this tho . Cause I was feeling so bad about doing this in today's exam

@@riifs8778 Cheers dont stress it. I have another exam tommorow as well. Hope it goes well

This week I started watching Lok and I'm seeing this video from 3 years ago... WOW KZfaq IS AWESOME THEY WAITED FOR ME TO WATCH IT SO I CAN CATCH THIS AWESOME REFERENCE

@ProfessionalChild lol, i also watch with 1.5x speed with caption

He said be aware of time not rush through everything

pace yourself, but don't rush it

Tip 5

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Haha.

Ransom Patterson that's a fantastic additional tip. I vividly remember a test we did in my 6th grade math class; the paper had a bunch of instructions, first of which was, "Read all the instructions before doing any work." After that there were about 30 instructions that required lots of writing and diagrams... ...and the last instruction was, "Ignore all previous instructions; turn your paper over and do nothing." Being a hasty and overzealous student, I of course started working through the instructions right away. I got about halfway through the list before I noticed the final instruction. Good thing it wasn't graded! He just had us take it to prove a point :P

Thomas Frank Same here

+Smiler Lulu Simply demand that your university no longer requires students to study for exams because that´s not learning. People are supposed to go to school to learn - because if they don´t they don´t learn anything. Text anxiety makes sense. Ban exams and you eliminate text anxiety. We must therefore either go to school to learn to learn and no exams - or not at all.

Dheeraj Reddy haha thanks :) I put the answer in another comment since people are starting exams now, but next week's video will go over the research.

Oh and I usually get perfect score when it comes to homework, so I'm scared that my teachers think I don't do my homework myself. I do! But it's different, because I'm not stressed out while doing homework.

Matteus ah, guess I was a bit late then! Hope it proves helpful next year. I'm inclined to agree with you in a general sense, though multiple-choice might be a good format for testing quickly on a large body of facts. Testing format effectiveness is a topic I'd like to do more reading on :)

Syrone David I could definitely look into that, though it might be hard to find research on that specific question. However, my initial thoughts are that you should at least try to answer every question, unless you're taking a test where wrong answers hurt more than blank ones. I haven't yet found reliable data for it, but I've seen this piece of advice cited multiple times: If you're unsure about a question, but can narrow it down to two possible answers, then statistically you're likely to guess it right. Maybe that can help you go through the harder questions more quickly, giving you some extra time to double check the ones you're more confident on. I'll keep reading and searching to hopefully find a better answer to this though :)

Thomas Frank Thanks for the reply. loving these videos btw

+Das Hexxchen I went to a few english exams in a Diploma course in English

Gawd I do that ALL the time.

Alien Mode in short, "speed reading" as advertised by the people who create courses and seminars on it, is mostly B.S. You're limited by several things when you read - the eye's area of focus (fixation), speed at moving to new areas of focus (saccades), and how fast your brain can extract meaning from little squiggly lines. Beyond around 500-600 wpm (words per minute) actual comprehension of information starts to massively decline for the average person. That said, there are some techniques you can use to boost your reading speed (while still retaining comprehension) on a larger scale. Active reading, preparation, pseudo-skimming, and other techniques will cut down on your reading time in the long run, even if they're not exactly "boosting your WPM". The biggest thing to ask yourself is, "Why am I reading?" If I'm reading a book, it's to learn the content and use it - which means I don't want to focus on how fast my eyes run over it. A video with much more detail is coming soon :)

Hardik Chawla there are several ways you can do that. If you'd like to track the time you've worked, you can use a time tracker like Toggl (and there are many others). If you just want to cross off assignments and be able to see the ones that are done, most to-do apps work well. I use Todoist. Another option is just creating an "Accomplishment Journal" - for me, it was a notebook in Evernote.

Thank you so much for replying keep up the great work :)

Louweeeasley right on! Hope you do well :)

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