How to effectively study for board examination

The most common mistake that a student fails to do is lack of preparation. Most of the time, we believe that learning can be done easily the night before the exam., and as the board exam is nearly approaching, Students usually cram because of the lack of preparation. How long should one study for the board exam? So when can we really say that we are ready for the board exam? Here are some tips to consider:

1. Preparation

If you fail to prepare, you should prepare to fail your board exam results. Preparation can help you to succeed. Being prepared also means that you must be mentally and physically healthy. Prepare your handouts, books, lessons, and all the necessary things you’ll be needing. They say, no one is really ready for the board exam, but proper preparation for it will bring you far.

2. Organize your Study Space

The human brain needs to be organized to function well. That’s why we people wanted to see a pattern from the start. Your brain does keep telling you there is something wrong when the place is disorganized.

Everyone loves an organized place. It helps your mind to focus on studying rather than being too distracted and overwhelmingly stressed about your study room, space, etc.

3. Plot your study time

Everyone has their way on how to understand the lessons easily. You might be comfortable studying at night while others prefer to study during the daytime. Determine the best time your brain will function well, your body can manifest your brain, and as the saying goes, “your body can achieve what your mind can conceive.”

4. Know your weaknesses

Determine your lowest point or the lesson you didn’t understand well. Focus on it by consistently problem-solving exercises. Remember, no one makes it to the top without having determination and patience. Learning is a process. Always believe in yourself that you’ll make it.

5. Self-discipline

When you note down all your plans for the day, work on them. Avoid procrastinating, lessen the use of social media, and plan ahead of time. Organize your plan, be consistent, and stick to it.

Know where you’re good at and challenge yourself to take on more difficult questions in that concept. Studying in groups also helps you understand the lessons more by asking your colleagues what areas of study you need to improve.

6. Determine your strength

Know where you’re good at and challenge yourself to take on more difficult questions in that concept. Studying in groups also helps you understand the lessons more by asking your colleagues what areas of study you need to improve on.

7 . Do not study on the day before the scheduled exam

You have to relax and calm your mind, refresh, and pray. Studying the day before the exam raises the stress level which may lead to negative results.

8. Get a good night sleep

Did you know that lack of sleep can ruin your learning process by 40%?. Long ago, lack of sleep is proven to decrease your learning process and you even notice that right? When going to school without sleep because of many projects, assignments, or other stuff you need to deal with. You end up scolded by your teacher in the first period of your class because you’re sleeping or you couldn’t answer his/her questions yet the topic was just discussed a while ago. You can’t answer because you’re absent-minded. So Bro/Sis get a full sleep. Have a nice day/night.

BONUS TIPS:

1. LISTEN TO MUSIC WHILE STUDYING

Yes, music is a great tool for studying. It also improves your mood, memory, brain stimulation, increased motivation, better management of pain, and fatigue.

But, not all of the benefits are applicable to Genres. Also, some people consider any kind of music as a complete distraction for their studies.

If you’re one of them, well you can skip reading this topic tho. If you are into this topic, let’s get onto it. Who knows? You might read some facts about your favorite artists. But I will let you know first what Genres are helpful before tackling your favorite artists. 

Classical Music

Most of the researchers are claiming from the past until now that listening to classical music can help the individual’s brain activity that precipitates on improving one’s health and well-being. This theory is known as the Mozart effect. The researchers also found that listening to music increases their performance on exams by 12%. The nonappearance of words in the music might be one factor, as tunes that contain verses have been discovered to be an interruption when you’re attempting to focus. What’s more, traditional music is known for being quiet, unwinding, and reduces stress.

Cinematic Music

An extraordinary film score can cause you to feel like you’re accomplishing something moving or significant, regardless of whether you’re working on your daily tasks. A grand, epic soundtrack playing in the foundation may cause even the most ordinary errands to feel like you’re changing the world, consequently elevating your fixation and profitability.

Realistic music scores can be engaging, lifting your spirits, and lighting up your mindset. Along these lines, in case you’re feeling worn out and depleted, have a go at tuning in to some epic-style true-to-life music to give you that additional increase in inspiration.

What are you waiting for? Line up your best O.S.T. playlist of your favorite K-drama, Anime, or Movies!

Nature Music

Listening to the sounds of nature was shown to improve intellectual capacity and focus. Examples of those nature sounds are waves slamming on the beach or a babbling stream of water. Nature sounds work best when they’re relieving sounds. For example, streaming water or precipitation. While additionally bumping clamors, for example, bird calls and creature commotions can be diverting.

According to my research, researchers found that employees work productively well when playing nature sounds in the background. They also observed boosts of moods, which results in positive feelings and more focus at work. Well, it worked on the employees. How much more on you reviewers?

Video Game Music

Sup! Gamers! Looks like a portion of your game would help you study. It may appear weird, yet tuning in to music made for computer games can be an extraordinary instrument to help you focus. The components for a computer game are intended for a better gaming experience for your perceptions.

Most of this music has no lyrics. A significant number of these computer games include settling riddles and managing serious circumstances, so you’re exposing yourself to mimicked upsetting difficulties. Computer games have put plenty of assets in sorting out the ideal equilibrium to the music they use.

Computer game music is composed and intended for different situations in the game. For example, if you drew in as you assess, explore, and frequently battle your way through these fictional universes. These melodic syntheses might be only the thing to move you forward and keep you zooming through your errands in your daily plan.

Your favorite Music

When it comes to tackling topics that you aren’t interested in or excited about, your favorite music will help you enjoy it. According to my research, playing your favorite music can improve your mood and productivity. At the University of Miami, an assistant professor in the music therapy program observed that choosing what you wanted to listen to while working or studying is important. It is because the results have shown participants of their test. The ones who listened to the music of their choice enjoyed working on their task. As a result, they completed it much faster while listening to music.

Also, better ideas blast out of nowhere when they are listening to music. Of course! There are still setbacks. Music does no longer help if the participants were listening to distractive music. For example, music with lyrics that caught their attention or having a fast beat. To avoid this phenomenon, pick wisely and test it with your friends or Your family and create a playlist for non-stop productivity!

2. STAY HYDRATED

75% of your brain is water. To function correctly, you need to stay hydrated. Scientists have found that being hydrated results in faster thinking, more focus, experience more clarity, and more creativity. So prepare a pitcher or a bottle full of water before studying.

3. EAT CHOCOLATES

Yes! Consuming chocolates is good for studying. Why? According to the studies, concentrated cacao chocolates can reduce your stress levels, rejuvenate your memory and your immune system. Cacao is known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Also, there is a thing called flavonoids found on cacao that aids your heart and brain. Dark chocolates have 50-90% solid cacaos rather than milk chocolates only have 10-50%, so you better choose the right chocolate to get the best results. Also, Dark chocolates are proven to improve the production of endorphins in our bodies. Endorphins are chemicals that make us euphoric that relieve stress and pain.

4. EAT NUTS

I know it’s nuts! But eating nuts improves your brain’s cognition, memory, recall, and rest. Experts said that pistachios were the best nut for the job of helping people to learn effectively. They also claimed that it could help people to retain information longer.

Always remember, those are just tips. All the hard work and perseverance lies on you. Above all, pray because it works all the time.

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