The bigger problem here is that most students don’t even realize that they’re pseudo-working.
Antohas quoted5 months ago
first focuses your energy on the questions you know the most about, ensuring that you get maximum points on these.
Antohas quoted5 months ago
When facing an essay question, don’t just start writing and see what happens. This approach leads to rambling answers and missed concepts. Instead, your first step should be to jot down a quick outline
Antohas quoted5 months ago
The key to maintaining this keen awareness is to build a time budget. First, take the time allotted for the exam and subtract ten minutes. Next, divide this amount by the number of questions. The result is how long you have to spend on each prompt
Antohas quoted5 months ago
the most effective way to tackle an exam is to answer the easiest questions first, and this is exactly what you should do.
Antohas quoted5 months ago
key to maintaining this keen awareness is to build a time budget. First, take the time allotted for the exam and subtract ten minutes. Next, divide this amount by the number of questions. The result is how long you have to spend on each prompt.
Antohas quoted5 months ago
for any exam, your first step should always be to review all of the questions.
Antohas quoted5 months ago
for any exam, your first step should always be to review all of the questions.
Antohas quoted5 months ago
for any exam, your first step should always be to review all of the questions.
Antohas quoted5 months ago
Start with the technical explanation questions—thinking about the general concepts first will make it easier to solve the specific sample problems that follow.