How to not un-alive in the exams
Make sure you know what all your exams entail, what“s on them, what you need to know and go through, that way you understand exactly what is required, and you study the right amount.
Studying gradually over a few weeks before you really sit down and start exam revision will help you remember better, as revisiting the same topics over and over will hopefully reinforce the knowledge you need.
I can“t force you to do your work, but procrastinating is by far the best way to waste important time, that could be spent getting you a good grade. Aim to do as well as you can on the exams, get rid of all distractions; console(“s), games, phone (at least while revising), generally anything unproductive. Just dedicate one or two weeks before the exams, as well as time during the exams, to being productive. You wan“t a high grade right? so put down your phone, and GET WORKING.
Yes, i may have implied a bit that you should worry and panic and only think about the exams, but you need time to relax too, nobody can keep up a month of constant hard work efficiently. Set periods to relax, they could be ten or twenty minutes of whatever you wan“t every 40 minutes of work, or something like it. And maybe dedicate a whole day to not doing anything, not during the exams of course, but just to relax and steam off a bit. It“s not procrastinating if you planned on doing it, and know you can still do well despite doing it.
Sleep is ESSENTIAL, if you don“t sleep enough you“ll either, not remember what you“re revising, or not do well in the exam in general. You can“t think straight when your tired. Period. 8 hours of sleep or more is all you need, that“s plenty, go to bed at 10, you can still wake up at 6 fresh and fine. or 11:7, or 12:8.
Don“t sleep too much either. If you only need 8 hours, why waste time sleeping from 12 to 12, that“s four hours you flushed down the drain, 8 hours is enough, whether or not that seems like a lot or a little to you does not change that.
Yours sincerely -xxx(thesaucyboy)xxx-