I do psychology! I had an essay exam today, and I prepared by making notes and then condensing them into mindmaps. After this I'd keep reading over them again and again and to try and remember the information, I would use a whiteboard to write down what I could remember for a specific topic, add what I missed in a different colour and wipe it off and do it again until I got everything. It seemed to work for me as I remembered the majority for what I needed in my essay today!
Edit: Oh and practice past essays in timed conditions!
We have 12 hours of lectures a term - one hour per week.
Ahh thank you that was really helpful.
Ok yeah so that's not much per one.. just a lot of juggling! We have 30 lectures per module so 90 lectures. I'd say then huge amounts of detail isn't required so just learn what they tell you inside out.
Handed in essay of doom Thursday and decided yesterday and today would be total days of chilling out, no pressure to do work, just have fun. Of course I then get a migraine yesterday and today
Hope it goes by tomorrow as I need to start doing some work again
I've woken up feeling absolutely sick about tomorrow's exam. I haven't been able to cover many topics so I'm hoping so desperately that the ones I've revised for will be questions in the exam. If they aren't then I'm pretty much ****ed, there's been way too much content (and presented awfully) for me to be able to discuss something that wasn't included in my revision. Even a pass feels unlikely at the minute.
I've woken up feeling absolutely sick about tomorrow's exam. I haven't been able to cover many topics so I'm hoping so desperately that the ones I've revised for will be questions in the exam. If they aren't then I'm pretty much ****ed, there's been way too much content (and presented awfully) for me to be able to discuss something that wasn't included in my revision. Even a pass feels unlikely at the minute.
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Secondly, I know this feeling completely back from my undergrad days I would recommend trying to calm down and cover at least the big topics if you can. If you then have time, look at smaller topics. But have a really structured day today and I know that you'll be fine for tomorrow
Secondly, I know this feeling completely back from my undergrad days I would recommend trying to calm down and cover at least the big topics if you can. If you then have time, look at smaller topics. But have a really structured day today and I know that you'll be fine for tomorrow
Write a to do list here?
Thank you Sorry I never replied sooner, I actually made myself come away from the internet all day to get things done. I have those really cool Post It whiteboard notes, so I've got 2 little to do lists on the go that I can wipe away once I've gotten them done. Despite not seeing your reply until now, I followed exactly what you said! I've covered an extra main topic... not extensively, but I'll be doing a little more in the morning and re-reading all of my notes before the exam. Hopefully I'll be able to do enough to at least pass, the idea of resitting this exam and having to learn it all again later is unbearable.
------- 400 words in 1.5 hours. Yay, concentration! but I might just wrap it up now, it's not graded... no deadline... just to see the writing style. 1217 words may just be enough (out of the 2000 he originally wanted...)