BANTU OF VAAL by Katucia Moussongo Bitsaka 2 | Page 23

6.Visualize success 8.Taking the exam
This one might seem a little out there,
but sometimes it helps to imagine
success. Think of yourself writing the
exam and knowing the answers.
Visualize the A+ on the paper after
writing the exam. When you imagine
yourself being successful, you're more
likely to succeed. But don't just visualize
studying - you actually have to do it! Scan each page of the exam before
starting to make sure you have all the
questions. This will also help you decide
how much time you'll need to complete
it.
Read all the instructions on the exam.
Do the questions you can answer first to
make sure you get the marks for them.
Pace yourself. Stay until the end of the
exam in case you remember an answer.
Go back, review your answers, and
remember the relaxation techniques
you learned. Breathe!
7.Talk to someone
If you find that you're still stressed, talk
to someone you trust, whether it's
relative, friend or a member of VUT
student counseling. They will help you
put things in perspective.
http://youthconnect.ca/htdocs/
english/learn/examstresstips.asp
HOW TO COPE WITH
RECURRENT TESTS
There is certainly no time to study 4 tests
at the same time and for the same day.
Likewise, if you wait for your lecturer to plan
tests to start reviewing your note, you will
certainly die overcharge by the work load.
Therefore, don’t wait, study after each class
in order to have a few knowledge of the
subject. It will save you time when you will
be compelled to study because you will
already have a foundation.
Five tests a week or a day is not sweet pie.
For that reason, study in advance so that
you can just browse your notes.