Umarqulov Jamshid Murodullayeva Zebiniso Mustaqil ta’lim ko’nikmalari 106-guruh

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Umarqulov Jamshid

Murodullayeva Zebiniso

Mustaqil ta’lim ko’nikmalari

106-guruh

Preparation for exams and tests

By Matt McCluskey, Coordinator of Academic Support.

Good study Habits.

1. 
   If you have outstanding questions, go see your professor or tutor at least three days before the exam. If you've given yourself a mock test in advance, you'll be able to go to office hours with an agenda.
   
2. 
   Think about what written questions might be on the exam: Outline each potensial essay as a form of pretesting and practice.
   

Performing well on the exam.

1. 
   When you first receive the exam, glance over the entire test before you start. Create a plan of attack write down any key terms or formulas that you'll need before starting. Think about how you'll use the time allotted.
   
2. 
   Reward yourself. If you’ve studied conscientiously for a week or more, you should take a bit of time to relax before getting started with your studies again.
   

I think a student preparing for an exam should be well prepared for one or two days before the exam and have a day or two off. Then his brain will not get tired and he will pass the exam well.