Exam Revision And Preparation - Unisa
Examrevision andpreparation
How do you prepare forexams?
Prepare for exams Make a study plan and commit to it.Read and understand content of study material.Prepare and submit assignments.Make notes when studying.Highlight sections that you experience challenges.Understand exam guidelines and format.
When can you start with exam prep?Immediately after receiving your study materialby: Studying.Making notes.Preparing and submitting assignments.Contact lectures or fellow students whenexperiencing challenges.
Which resources do you haveand use to prepare for theexamination?
Resources for exam preparation Tutorial letters.Study guides and prescribed books.Assignments and previous question papers.Fellow students and lectures.My studies @ Unisa book (study skills).
When to start with exam revision? After receiving your assignment feedback Month prior to exams
Resources for exam revision Assignment feedbackPrevious exam papersFellow students and lecturesStudy notesStudy guide outcomes
Effective exam revision Avoid procrastinatingAvoid distractionsStick to your study tablePrepare mock exams and write themExercise, eat enough and get sufficient restIdentify demotivators andReward yourself
How to manage when demotivated Think about results of your goals, e.g. gettingemployment, buying a car or house. Say it loud (I am going to study and will get adistinction). Focus on the here and now – not on the pastor future. Separate yourself from negative people.
Unexpected eventsExamples: Financial crisisAn illness or injuryA crisis involving family members or loved onesStress related to frequently feeling e.g you don’t haveenough time Stress related to relationship problems
How to manage those events Analyse the problem to consider allpossible solutions. Seek help from: peers, family, academics,counselling (depending on the kind of helpyou need).
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My studies @ Unisa book (study skills). When to start with exam revision? . Resources for exam revision Assignment feedback Previous exam papers Fellow students and lectures Study notes Study guide outcomes . Effective exam revision Avoid procrastinating . not on the past or future. Separate yourself from negative people. .
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