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Step One:
Click the icon with the plus symbol (bottom right-hand of screen) and Add your Exam Plan tip(s) to the wall.

Step Two:
Don't forget to include your Student ID number (or JC number if that's easier) so that we can find you if your post is a winner!

Step Three:
Take the time to read and note down any helpful tips - and then make them a part of your "Exam Plan".

Best of luck with upcoming exams and assessments :)

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Remember the overall goal!
Positive thinking is powerful.
Stay focused and keep calm.

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Eat healthy and exercise. Eat brain foods like bananas and nuts and protein for stamina.

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Use memorisation techniques or
create your own anagrams to help you remember and recall key concepts.

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Avoid distractions and don't procrastinate.

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Remember you are not alone - use the free support services like Student Equity and Wellbeing for some assistance.

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Get into a regular sleep routine so you are refreshed and well rested.

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Let your brain and body have regular breaks during study time to recharge. Reward yourself for your hard work - watch a movie, listen to music or catch up with friends.

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If you can use notes or textbooks during your exam, be organised so you don't waste time.

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Identify common themes and important facts from your subjects and create a mini-exam to test your knowledge and recall skills.

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Try relaxation exercises like yoga, stretching and meditation. Get some fresh air and get active!!

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Avoid cramming last minute.

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Have a good look at the grading structure and allocate your time accordingly to ensure you allocate maximum time to heavily weighted questions.

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Revise weekly notes and identify what you don’t know. Use your subject outlines to ensure you are focusing on the key content areas.

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Make sure you complete your Study Planner leading up to the Exam period.

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Make sure you attend the last lecture - lecturers will often give tips on the exam.

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Make use of resources and study with friends

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Make use of resources and study with friends

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Study in an environment that is clean and distraction free and if it works for you study with friends. Use your friends to stay focus and check concepts with. Use resources like quizlet, YouTube and Studiosity to help you study.

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your brain won’t be able to retain information without a break so go out and have some fun to recharge your brain!

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Help stay focused by eating enough food and balanced meals!
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Let family and people you live with know when you are studying, so they can give you space. And, hopefully, give you some allowance for mood swings. I think it's fair to let them know when you are going through a stressful time. Accept their support !!

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Let family and people you live with know when you are studying, so they can give you space. And, hopefully, give you some allowance for mood swings. I think it's fair to let them know when you are going through a stressful time. Accept their support !!

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Ive found I am able to study much better if I go to the library and use of of their computers instead of my own as I find there is less distractions. I also find a spotify playlist of lowfi music which blocks out any noise from people around me

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Yes, studying is important BUT so is having fun!! Make time in your study timetable to have fun - walk your dog, get froyo, watch a movie!!!

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Spaced repetition is the way to go.
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1. Try to avoid distractions.
2. Use practice questions and apply your knowledge.
3. Use Methods that work for you - Spaced repetition, acronyms or making stories to help understand complex concepts better.
4. Have an exam Action Plan - knowing what you want to study in that week or day, You can make it as complex or simple as you want.
5. Look After yourself, don’t burn out and take some time for yourself as well, treat yourself.

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Set boundaries, think positively and enjoy the nature around you!  

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Set boundaries, think positively and enjoy the nature around you!  

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Setting boundaries with your friends and yourself will keep you on track (boundaries such as, *This is 'me' time, this is my work time*) and stick with it.

Get out of bed when you wake up, listen to music and I recommend going for a nature walk a few times a week - its good for the mind, body and soul.

Be positive! Those pesky negative thoughts are your worst enemy. They are wrong. You can do anything you set your mind to. After each day, think of something you are grateful for or something you did well (eating well, going for a walk, getting an hour  - or even 10 minutes - of study in)!

GOODLUCK!!

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1. Get active! Before studying for a lengthy period of time, I always love to do some physical activity. This might include going to the gym for a weights/cardio session or a quick walk around the block. Moving your body will help you concentrate and relax while you study.

2. Write up a checklist! Jot down the things you need to do each day eg. read a chapter of the textbook or write up a page of notes. When you start ticking off each thing you will feel motivated to continue and smash out your study for the day!

3. STRETCH! Break up your study sessions with some simple stretches. The short stretching break will help you regain concentration. Example stretches include torso twists, arm circles, calf stretches against the wall, and standing quad stretch.

4. Plan time with friends! Schedule a  breakfast at a café or an afternoon stroll along the Strand with some friends a couple of times per week. Take you mind off of study for a little bit and rejuvenate. The excitement of going out will make you work super hard beforehand!

5. Teach someone! Pass on your new knowledge to a family member or close friend. You'll be surprised how much you know and it'll motivate you to continue learning. Anything you stumbled on while explaining it out loud is a good indicator that a bit more study time is needed on that concept!

BEST OF LUCK!

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Get some fresh air or head to the gym for a refreshing and well-deserved break that keeps you productive but gives you a break from the books. Your brain and body will thank you :)
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Nobody likes a stressed brain! Take time to yourself and do something that you find enjoyable and takes your mind off everything. Try not to cram and get pressured everything will be okay in the end.

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3 tips that really work for a vet student <3

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3 tips that really work for a vet student <3

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1. If you're a 'learn-by-reading' type of person, take lecture notes during the lecture and re-read them before the exam.

2. If you're a 'learn-by-doing' type of person, take lecture notes during the lecture and draw/write up summaries at the end of the day.

3. Make time to study by yourself AND with friends! Friends are great for sharing tips and finding info you've missed. BUT, friends that are distracting will ruin your focus, and friends that are too focused may stress you out (about stuff you haven't studied yet!)

It's really fun if you manage to stay on top of things! So stay strong!

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Study regularly

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Study regularly

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Always prepare your exam materials and study list of things to learn well before ( weeks) exam day .

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Take a bath read relax and apply

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Play lots of kahoots with friends then explain why it's the anwser

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Play lots of kahoots with friends then explain why it's the anwser

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Try to get enough sleep. Sleep is important for learning. Sleep for 7-8 hours a nite, same time if possible

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Sleep well for the exam so your brain can recall better

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Start early!
Start condensing your notes!

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Make a mindmap of all the learning outcomes and focus on your weaknesses.

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Coffee + Anki = Win!
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AnkiApp - The best flashcard app to learn languages and more.

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AnkiApp is a flashcard app for iOS (iPhone + iPad), MacOS, and Android. Get flashcards on any topic. Tracks progress and syncs automatically.

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Get a big white board and write, write, write :)
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Keep a planner to plan weeks ahead.
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Group study session to discuss lecture objectives!
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Put app blocks on your phone so you're not tempted to procrastinate.
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Use Quizlet for flashcards/memorisation
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