
Apr 27, 2014, 10:31 AM
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Member Since: Aug 2011
Location: Washington State, U.S.A.
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Originally Posted by Perna
The only thing that worked for me was making sure I did not have to study for the test in the first place  I would engage with the material when I was learning it and get interested in it for its own sake and the material became a part of me, so, as monkeybrains cleverly does, you could sing the song and the material would be there. Only I was interested in what I studied and would study other things about it and get a larger picture so I knew why we were assigned this part to study/be tested on at this time, etc. and I could relate that so the details were there or did not matter as much because I got the whole picture/idea (if writing an essay, for example, instead of doing multiple choice or short answer).
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I agree. I've heard instructors say that it's better to do that than to "cram study." I've heard that one of the worst things you can do is stay up all night before the test and cram.
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