Category Archives: exams
Why the learning experience is greater than end results
A friend of mine struggled with tests as a child. Any time an assessment was coming up, his mind would go blank and he’d panic. The pressure of passing weighed down on him to such an extent that no manner … Continue reading
Bigger picture thinking: Why it helps to go back to basics
I’m a big fan of seeing the ‘bigger picture’. I prefer to get a rounded view of what’s going on before getting too bogged down with the detail. Once I have the basics in place, I’m all set to engage … Continue reading
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Can exams ever be fun?
Imagine a hobby you’ve loved for years. Think how much time you’ve spent mastering the subject and getting to know so much about it. Chances are, you’d have no problem explaining concepts, discussing what’s important to you, and debating best … Continue reading
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How to pass an exam: effective technique before, during & after
Love them or hate them, it’s hard to get away from exams. All that preparation before the big day, a race against the clock as you sit at the desk, and the aftermath that sometimes feels as stressful as the … Continue reading
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Exam Success: Top Tips from Brilliant Blogs
I heard from an A-Level student a few weeks ago and they wanted some help for revision and taking exams. I want to do well but I don’t know how to do well in exams. Coursework’s fine, but I always fail exams. … Continue reading
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