how can i get high grades on tests?

Question

i need a tip

Answer 1

Study!

What worked best for me in University was to make up Q&A sheets. I went through all of the material that was to be covered in the test (including notes I took in lectures and textbooks) and wrote out all the questions I could think of, that might be asked on the test. Then I wrote out the answers to those questions.

The process of thinking of everything that could be asked, and then looking for & writing down the correct answers really helped me - I initially wrote out these "tests" as something to study, but found that after I wrote them, I knew them - and didn't need to study them any more.

Some of my friends wanted to borrow the tests I wrote to study, but they never did as well as I did - so I am convinced that it's the process of making the tests, and not studying them, that works.

It takes time - but is worth it if you really want good grades.

Good luck!

Answer 2

Attend every class, and take notes. Go over your notes, the same day of the class, and re - write them. Do all of your homework, and go over any parts, of any book, you are using, again, and make personal notes.

When you know you have a test coming up, pay attention to what the professor/teacher goes over, there is a good chance, it will be on the test. Go over all of your notes from class. Re - read all portions of your textbook, which were covered in class. Don't worry about trying to remember it all, it is in there, if you have read it.

The night before the test, skim over your notes, and textbook, then get a good nights rest. Do not over study, the night before, it will make you more anxious, you wont sleep good, and your chances of missing something you already know, go up exponentially.

Personally, I found that re - writing my notes allot, by hand, helped me do better on tests, and enabled me, to remember the material, long after the test was over. The true test is, will you remember the information, when you need it, not just for a test?

I hope this helps!

Old Soldier :-)

Answer 3

1.)Always attend class.
2.)Always pay attention to the instructor.
3.)Always take notes. (Do this even if you think you'll remember the info. Sometimes you don't actually remember it, and you'll be thankful you wrote it down come study time.)
4.)Participate in class discussion. (This helps with in-depth understanding of the subject.)
5.)At least a few days before the test, begin to study. (Read, Recite, Repeat. Also make flash cards if necessary.)

If you really folow these steps, you can't help but do well. I do this, and I am maintaining a 4.0 in college (along with a part time job and raising two kids!).

Answer 4

start studying at least a week before the test. Make sure you study every day the material that you need to know so that it becomes memorized.And make sure you actually understand what it is you will be tested on, if you don't then ask for help from the teacher.

Answer 5

Be consistent! Always pay attention in class, compile your own study notes and refresh your memory about a particular chapter by revising after school. Our brain is so wonderful it can store a lot of information. The only setback is you need to revise to make sure your brain stores it properly.

Good luck in your future exams!!!

Answer 6

start studying ur courses lesson by lesson since the first day of school.try to understand lessons well. not just memorizing them .

try to love ur courses so u can enjoy studyind them . this is what i used to do .and believe me ,it works very well.

Answer 7

just start studying from u r 1st classes and just be regular !!!!!

Answer 8

1.revise wat is taught in ur school/college
2. self study.
3. first understant then revise and then memorise
4. plan ur study schedule
5. choose the appropriate place where there is light and proper vantilation

Answer 9

give the best performance

Answer 10

ummm ... smoke a toke before you take them?