https://padlet.com/ninipi/ruxlgi8mweai Made with good vibes en-us 2018-07-30 14:34:39 UTC 2026-02-26 07:27:57 UTC hello@padlet.com ninipi https://padlet.com/ninipi/ruxlgi8mweai/wish/271453095  A few days left before the responsible exam. Before the eyes of a bale of textbooks and notebooks with abstracts. From one of this spectacle develops panic. Although modern students are much simpler: the whole library is replaced by one computer. Nevertheless: how to cope with a large amount of information for a limited time? Naturally, it's impossible to learn a few days in a material studied during the whole training course. So, it's about repeating and streamlining what you already know. So, let's start preparing for the exam as  Edu Birdie advises. First of all, prepare the workplace: remove all unnecessary items, leave on the table only the necessary books, notebooks, writing materials. There is an opinion that certain colors can influence our mood and well-being. So, yellow and purple increase intellectual performance. Try to hang over the desk a picture or a picture, sustained in the specified tones. Now you can start to "audit" existing knowledge. In order to effectively prepare for the exam, it is necessary to identify the most problematic topics. To do this, take a list of exam questions and a set of markers. Mark in one color those questions that you can answer without preparation. Another color to mark topics that need only a little refresh in memory. The third marker should be prepared for questions for which you would put yourself a "troika" - they will have to work on them. And, finally, circle all the remaining questions with a bright red marker - they will require the greatest effort from you. These are topics that you, unfortunately, know for "two". Let's hope that there are no such people on your list. In any case, there is still time to fix everything and fill in the gaps. Start training with the most vulnerable topics, gradually approaching the familiar material. It's amazing, but sometimes we do not know what is stored in the bins of our memory. This is especially evident when preparing for exams: the student reads a paragraph of the textbook, makes notes, and proceeds to a new topic. But it's hard to imagine what exactly he will remember from reading, sitting in front of the examiner. Sometimes in memory very precise, but insignificant details remain, and the general essence of a question eludes. And sometimes the student remembers the general theses, but can not specify them. In order to understand in advance with what knowledge of luggage you will go to the exam, do not rush to immediately start reading textbooks. First, read the list of questions and try to answer each of them without preparation, maximally straining your memory. Then you will understand what exactly you need to repeat, and the newly read information will not slip by, but take its place in the overall picture.

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