Is exam preparation really so important?

The sun is shining and summer has finally come to Denmark. Even though it's tempting to go to the beach, sunbathe in a park or just spend time in a sidewalk cafe, it's important to get up to the exam. Everything else is suddenly much more fun, and was there not just a section SKAM you need to see? There is also a long time to go, so you have plenty of time to read. You do it tonight, you decide on the spot. Today the sun is shining and the friends are sitting in the nearest park where they drink beer and listen to good music. You shut down the computer and hurry down into the park and have a nice afternoon and suddenly it's evening. You decide to postpone your exam reading tomorrow and take a beer more. The next morning you wake up with a headache and feel like you could drink a whole lake because you are so thirsty. You can not overlook reading today and sleeping on. It happens sometimes, and suddenly there are only a few days to go to the exam. You approach the stage panic and regret bitter that you did not just read up a month ago where you got a reading holiday. So to avoid the senator, just see getting started reading the exam. Although grammar is certainly not your favorite subject, you still have to graduate and after all it is better to be prepared rather than gamble with its grades.

 

Structure is your best friend

In order to make the most of your reading holiday, it is important to make an exam plan and set goals for what to achieve. Set yourself some clear goals so that you do not put too much expectations and only get disappointed when you do not reach them. So, instead of setting the goal called "I'm going to read 200 pages tomorrow morning" instead, "I'll read tomorrow morning," set the goal called "I've Read Today" And because it's not intrinsic, you'll read instead of going down to the park and spending time with your friends. How much you saw when reading is actually subordinate. You reach for easier your goal that way, giving you the motivation to continue. There is nothing more demotivating than to disappoint himself by not achieving its own expectations. Although the curriculum is heavy and defamatory, it is important to know just a little about what to do for the exam. If you are having trouble reading, contact your study group and ask if they want to read together. Hereby you must now also meet the expectations of others, which may also be motivated to reach your own and your study group's goals. Then structure your exam reading and start well in advance, and you'll probably get it. If you still find it difficult and still unable to get started, contact a tutor or assistant teacher to help you get started. They may also explain and simplify the difficulty and perhaps even arouse your interest in the subject.

 

Exam results are affected by your curriculum

Then come the day you go to the exam. You are about to collapse with bad nerves and nervousness. But if you are well prepared, you can not do more. So you just have to shine with all your knowledge about the subject you draw for the exam, so no more is required. Take a deep breathing, you have nothing to worry about. However, if you have not read up, there is every good reason to be nervous. So, even if it is easiest to postpone reading, get it out of the world instead. It's better to start reading as soon as you have the opportunity and if there is time left before the exam, you can enjoy yourself there. You just get more stress off postponing it, then make a curriculum and follow it. Give yourself time to a lot of pause if you are struggling to concentrate for a long time, but be sure to achieve your goals day after day. If you consciously insert time for breaks, you do not end up sitting on Youtube and watching one breathless and indifferent video after another, all while you should actually read. It's just a waste of time, precious time that you could have used on something else. When you finally have a break, take advantage of it and do something other than the side of the computer. So if blOt follow these advice and just get a curriculum that works for you and whatever you hold, it's all going well. Good luck with the exam reading and more luck with the exam.

You can find further information in our articles "1 0 tips for a better exam " and " Good advice to the special student "