#proprofs

-Print your professor's study review if they have one

-Gather your previous tests and answer sheets

-Print study reviews for previous tests

-Find a quiet place with internet

-Bring a pair of earbuds

1. Go over the exam study review first if it is available, figure out if the information is cumulative or just over a section in the book.

2. Practice the questions in the exam study review

3. Practice corresponding ones in the previous test study reviews

4. Go over the questions missed on previous tests, by looking up the answer and the explanation for it. Also, watch a Kahn Academy Video if there is one that goes over the subject.

5. Go to Quizlet and search for a couple questions on the exam study review, usually you will be able to find the exact question with some random ones mixed in that will help too. 

6. Look up ProProfs Maker with the subject you are studying for, they have quizzes that range from 5-100+ questions, and shows your score. Copy the image of the certificate and paste into a document to keep a hit-list of what you need to go over, or what you have completed.

7. Look up your subject and “exam”, typically people will post exams that other professors steal from online, or practice exams for their students.

Here's a fun game where you guess the movie! You will be given the name of the director and the actors, as well as the genre of the movie. It gets harder as you go along! Good luck! #ProProfs #Quizzes

It's easy to set up a poll using a website like www.proprofs.com and then embed in your blog. Here's an example I've just created to get a quick feel for what my students feel about something we've been looking at in class. You could, of course, use it to get a snapshot of how confident students are feeling with a particular topic, find out how much time they are spending outside the classroom on your subject, etc.