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I have a problem of staying on top of things at school. I study, but I freak out on tests. I make a schedule but I rarely ever follow it, and when I come in for extra help it's never worthwhile because I just end up doing worse.
My point is, I need GREAT, EXPERIENCED, and PROVEN advice on how to ace tests and assignments (OK maybe not "ace" it, but rather do dramatically better). Also, give me some great techniques, like for example I heard chewing gum helps you stay awake and attentive on tests, and helps you do better with thinking of answers more effectively.
Also, advice on my "procrastination" problem would be nice as well.
Thanks in advance!!!
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I would reccomend studying a little bit each night when you find out you're having a test. I'll admit it, I'm quite the procrastinator, but that can also come in handy. Try teaching your material to an OLDER friend or a parent, becuase teaching is the best way to show yourself you really understand something.
Also, try to write out some work sheets for yourself.
I'd try to also take outlines/notes/webs on what you're learning. First try using your recourses, then without, and then try to teach someone else to do an outline/ect. with the info YOU teach them. =]
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