Reflect on your exam by Hang Lyu https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107 1) The process of solving problems (reading questions, highlight keywords, analyzing related learning objectives, methods, skills, etc.) 2) knowledge reserve (Spelling, Memory of knowledge, the difference and connection between concepts, etc.) 3) Examination psychology and strategy (stay calm? Time allocation?) en-us 2019-01-07 04:04:48 UTC 2025-10-01 15:53:48 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Ornamenttree.png Yuki's reflection https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317754085 1. To solve the problem, first I used to read the questions and hight some key words. (numbers+verb) And then I always think about what kind of method I had used to solve this kind of questions. After that, I would write down my answers with great care. Finally, I review my answers to check if I made any grammar mistakes or any mistakes caused by carelessness.
2.  It is really a great challenge for me to recite knowledge. I would forget part of the knowledge even I just recited it 5 minutes ago. Because of that I decided to try to recite one part of the knowledge we had learned before and review them as carefully as I could.
3. I think stay calm is very important for exam. Although we can't avoid feeling nervous, we need to learn to control our mind. Another

]]> 2019-01-07 07:53:01 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317754085 Angela's reflection https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317756275 1.     The progress of solving problems: 1) reading the question 2)highlighting or circling the key words 3) analyzing related learning objectives 5) applying the knowledge points into the question 6) check the answer after finishing all of the questions
 2.     Knowledge reserve: the difference and connection between concepts
 3.     Examination psychology and strategy: Stay calm so that you won’t forget your memory of knowledge. Be careful to every single question. Do the most difficult question after all questions are finished. Suitable time allocation.
 
]]> 2019-01-07 08:05:41 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317756275 Serena's reflection jmliang_serena1 https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317767271 1. The progress of solving the problems. (1) Highlight the important command terms in the questions like "define, describe, explain" and also some key words. (2)Highlight what are the errors in the wrong answers attached to the questions. (3)Correct the answers which have errors. 2. Knowledge reserve (1)Spell the "grind" wrongly, should memorize some key terms using in chemistry. (2) Be able to differentiate the similarities and differences between each collision theory. 3. Examination psychology and strategy (1) Be fully prepared before the exam then you may have the energy and confidence. (2) Distribute time wisely. If you find some questions difficult to answer you can move on. ]]> 2019-01-07 09:02:19 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317767271 Charlotte‘s reflection https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317767587  
1)The process for me to solve the problem is to read the questions first and then I will highlight some keywords  and some words that I don’t understand. And before I write down my answer I will highlight some command terms. Then I will analyze the question carefully. 
2)When I am answering the problem I always mix some knowledge together and then I don’t know what to say. And some times I will spell some words wrong and I will lose some marks on it. 
3)Drink a huge cup of coffee before doing the exam, so you will not fall asleep during the exam. And don’t spend a lot time on one question . And be relax and do some deep breath before the examination. 
 

]]> 2019-01-07 09:03:48 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317767587 TOM‘s reflection yqiu_tom https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317767614 1, how do i solve the question: progress of solving problems: FIrstly, read the question and circle some keywords to remine myself to remember  some important things. Secondly, think about what kind of ability or knowledge are being tested. Thirdly, use my knoledge to solve the question. 
2, I should not hurry when i am doing the mutiple choice questions, that will lead me to a bad end.
3, Ishould no just recite the things but understand them.]]> 2019-01-07 09:04:01 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317767614 Neal's reflection jlwan_neal1 https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317767627 The process of solving problems：I used to read each question at least twice, and then highlight the key word. Before I write down my answers, I will analyze first, and make sure that many knowledge points are linked to the questions. Finally I will check each of my answers whether it is correct. 
knowledge reserve: My English is not good so that vocabulary is a big problem for me and I am always easy to forget concepts I’ve recited. So I will keep going on reviewing concepts and each PPT every day after school. 
Examination psychology and strategy: This is easy for me to keep calm in the exam, unless I didn’t prepare for the exam at all. Time allocation is also a problem for me, like my mock IA, I didn’t have enough time to finish this work.
]]> 2019-01-07 09:04:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317767627 Sylvia's reflection https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317772442 1) First, I circle the keywords to remind myself of what I need to write. Then, I relate the learning objectives to the question and think about the related theory or definition. Thirdly, I relate the theory or definition with the question and write down the answer. Finally, I check my answer to find if there is any grammar error or spelling mistake.
2) Knowledge reserve: the difference and connection between concepts
3) Examination psychology and strategy: take deep breath and keep positive attitude.]]> 2019-01-07 09:28:20 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317772442 The process of solving problems：I read questionstwice and then try to fully understand the questions. After that, I answer the question carefully.knowledge reserve：different concepts.Examination psychology and strategy :I took deep breath in order to keep myself clam. jfsun_jeff https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317780614 2019-01-07 10:01:26 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317780614 Jeff Liu's reflection https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317783742 1) I didn't highlight in the title in this test. I think it will reduce my efficiency and may increase my chances of making mistakes compared to highlight the keywords out. I would definitely highlight the keywords out next time. 
2) I realized the most efficient way to memorize all the concepts and content is not just look at the screen and read again and again. I should remember the content more logically and combine examples to help, it's an more efficient way. I will try next time.
3) To think of the honor you get in the term and tell yourself to keep witty this time. Remember to relax and do not make yourself nervous in the five minutes of the exam, IMPORTANT TIP!]]> 2019-01-07 10:15:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317783742 Sherry Zhang's reflection xrzhang_sherry https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317785182 1. I was aware of command terms during the exam. (I should highlight them out next time.) Then I carefully connected the questions with what I've learnt in class. Finally, I checked my answers.
2. Wasn't clear enough about how increase pressure effect the rate of reaction.
3. I was calm when taking the exam. However, I didn't use my time wisely so that time was tight for me to finish the paper at last.]]> 2019-01-07 10:19:14 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317785182 Helena Lin's reflection xylin_helena https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317785735 The process of solving problem: i read every questions at least two times, although it seemed a bit of waste of time, but i did identify some crucial information like the command terms and the forms of reactant. 
Knowledge reserve: i made a spelling mistake and one of my solving process was not specific enough.
I was calm when taking the exam, due to i had already read the questions very carefully, i don't have to check and i happened to finish writing the last word of the exam paper]]> 2019-01-07 10:21:33 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317785735 Florence's reflection xtzhao_florence https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317786044 Before the exam, I was really nervous because my score was at the boundary between 6 and 7. I carefully read the title of the questions and also underlined lots of key words to help me better understand the meaning. I have to say I could do better in the description of the method of Section B because I missed a point of make my vague values more specific.]]> 2019-01-07 10:22:48 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317786044 Jasmine's reflec https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317789327 I prepared for the exam by reciting crucial concepts like collision theory and the four factors and I reviewed my past papers as additional material. However, I still got a wrong answer in Section A(multiple choice). I must admit that I haven't read the four choices very carefully because I didn't notice that the first choice had missed the word "successful". I think I did well in the other sections, but I really need to be more careful dealing with problems. Later I found that it was very important to understand clearly what the connection between concepts was. Just like the four factors, they are connected with each other and analyzing them can help me better manage problems that are related to them. During this test, I was a little bit nervous at the beginning, but I was able to control my time. ]]> 2019-01-07 10:37:16 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317789327 Shuding's Reflection sdwang_shuding https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317795319 During the whole Unit 3 learning I didn't really focused on the lessons and key ideas. Since there was many things for me to recite and remember, I nearly gave up and felt disappointed with Chemistry. Before the summative test, I spent only around 1.5 hour going over all the points we've learnt, and clearly it didn't work. I should had a better attitude and work these things out. Also, the accuration of language is never enough. I should try proper words to describe the reactions and the results of the experiments. This is the attitude I should have for learning a scientific subject.]]> 2019-01-07 11:03:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317795319 Reflection hzhou_coco https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317796205 I didn't prepare very well before this summative exam, so the questions like what's the definition of activation energy etc. I lose marks on them, I have a quite terrible memory and can't remember all of them at once so the only thing I can do is repeat them again and again. I hope I can overcome lazy and make plans for myself every day. The second aspect, in the last page of the exam I need to read the questions carefully. Because I mistake the requirement of the queation write down the independent variables. So I should fasten on every points. The last thing is that I need to answer the question specific, to achieve this. I should combine the data. To get higher mark that we need to focus on collecting every points and highlights then reflect ourselves often.]]> 2019-01-07 11:07:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317796205 “Chase’s Reflection.” yfchen_chase https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317796528 What I realized that was so vital in these exams was that everything written down relating to an existing experiment has to be very specific, to certain numbers and objects. Vague description would never be able to bring score. Reciting is crucial as well. Messing up knowledge from different concepts would also consequent in a much lower mark.]]> 2019-01-07 11:09:01 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317796528 Reflection nyxu_promise https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317801116 The main reason that I cannot get 7 points in the exam can be the fluency of the explanation while I was reviewing. To be specific, I was not such familiar with the content in the explanation, which affected my speed of writing. I think I should get more familiar with all the content which may appear in the finals.
Secondly, maybe next time I should finish some questions which are easy to solve or can be solved quickly, and then pay attention on some complec questions or the quections which need lots of time to solve. The time of the exam is limited, I think I should notice this point next time.]]> 2019-01-07 11:34:06 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317801116 Reflection from JennyHU jyhu_jenny https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317810031 I did a choice question wrong because that I made a mistake while reading questions. It may because that I am not familiar with this kind of questions and the definitions of terms. I will be more well-prepared next time. 
Also, I have made spelling mistakes which I have made several times before. I will be more careful when I use this word 'grind' after this time.
Besides, I was almost out of time in the end so that I didn't do proofreading. Next time,   when I  met something I am not sure, I will just do the other questions. Hesitating won't make any progress.]]> 2019-01-07 12:19:14 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317810031 Reflection ynzhang_shirley https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317843727 First of all, I did a good job in reading questions and highlighting the keywords in section B. However, I didn’t do well in multiple choice. I need to pay more attention on the questions and read them again and again.

Secondly, I thought I did well in the memory of knowledge but made a small mistake in spelling the word. I promise that i will avoid such mistakes in the final exam

At last, I was nervous  at the beginning of the test and quickly calmed down. When I met the question which made me confused, I would skip it and think about it later in order to make sure that I can do as more as I can in the exam.

]]> 2019-01-07 13:52:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317843727 Reflection from Sherry Du https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317852053 First of all, I did not read the questions carefully during the exam so I lost some mark in the last question because I did not notice that the reactants are not gas.

Although I was good at memorize the content of this chapter, I was not pay attention to the definition of rate of reaction, so I lost some mark here.

Finally, I was not good at time management that I only have 5 minutes to finish the last questions which has so many points. Next time, I will try to speed up myself.]]> 2019-01-07 14:09:56 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317852053 Reflection from Jay Yu hjyu_jay https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317919781 When solving questions I’m not used to highlighting keywords. As a result, sometimes I cannot grab the important point of the question. Also I need to pay attention to what the question is asking, in order to avoid invalid answers.
And memorizing knowledge has a great impact on our performance. Inaccurate information may lead to loss of points.
Finally being calm and feel confident is essential. Since your mind is sober, nothing will cause you to be distracted or feel panic. Then a satisfying score is able to be reached.
]]> 2019-01-07 15:52:30 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317919781 Reflection from Ariel Zhao arielzhao1231 https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317926476 1) I did read the question carefully during the exam so I lost some points because of it. Also, I need to pay attention to some keywords since they are the important points of the question.

2) I thought I didn't well in the memory of knowledge so I made couple of small mistakes in spelling the word. I promise that i will avoid such mistakes in the final exam.

3) I was quite nervous at the beginning of the test and did the test slowly that I only have 5 minutes to finish the last questions which has so many points. Next time, I will try to speed up myself.]]> 2019-01-07 16:02:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317926476 Daniel NI xani_daniel https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317984088 In this exam, I did well except that I didn't read the questions clearly. I also prepared well before the exam, so I finished all the questions within the prescribed time.
In fact, I was not so familiar with the collision theory, so, I made a mistake in the whole exam.
I tried to do the exam as quick as possible. Therefore, I got enough time to check my answers]]> 2019-01-07 17:33:48 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/317984088 It has been a year since the time we made this as a class, and although I know nobody will look at this any more but I have to say I miss a lot of you, especially Ms. Lv. Back then the time was simpler and happier. I really wish I did not come to this stupid school with a headmaster who is literally a moron, but I appreciate you guys, for real. Oh and I also realised that I didn't do the first quest, sorry. yfchen_chase https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/449178808 2020-02-23 19:11:24 UTC https://padlet.com/cocolyu87/reflectonyourexamchem420190107/wish/449178808