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This document provides tips for test preparation, taking exams, improving vocabulary, and creating an action plan to apply study methods. It recommends starting preparation early by organizing notes and materials, breaking study into manageable chunks, creating a study plan, practicing difficult topics, and forming study groups. On exams, it advises arriving early, reading directions carefully, answering easy questions first, and checking over the exam before finishing. To improve vocabulary, it suggests reading widely, using new words in sentences, learning synonyms and antonyms, and playing word games. The action plan includes establishing a study routine, participating actively in class, pre-reading chapters, and consulting references.

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Test Preparation and 10 Tips to ACE the Next Exam
1. Preparing for tests starts on the very first day of school: Doing pre-readings,active participation in class,asking questions for clarification and writing down LUC lecture notes (legible,understandable,complete)
2.Begin reviewing early. This will give your brain timeto get comfortable with the information and time to ask for clarification. When you review immediaetly you’ll have time to clarify information with other students.
3.Begin by organizing your notes texts and assignments. Gather all materials, including notes from classmates and results of past quizzes.
4.Break up the study tasks into manageable chunks, especially during major reviews prior to exams. Then estimate the hours you’ll need to review the material.
5.Make study and review plan and follow it every day.
6.Spot what is to be memorized verbatim. It is a good plan to use a special marking symbol in text and notebook to indicate parts and passages, rules, data, and other elements which need to be memorized instead of understood and remembered.
7.During your review, write down acronyms, acrostics to facilitate remembering and recall fix concrete imagery whenever possible.
8.Study the most difficult material when you’re alert.
9.Do practice tests. Actually,write out examination questions on the material that you might think you might get ask during the exam. Then write answers to your own questions.
10.From a study group with other students in your class, discuss and quiz each other on important material.
How to take exams
1.Physical preparation:Eat good breakfast.Arrive early for tests,empty your bladder.
2.Psychological Preparation:Keep a positive attitude and remind yourself that you are a winner and you’re prepared.
3.It’s test time!Read directions carefully!Quickly scan or look through the test for an overview.
4.Answer questions in a strategic order: Easy questions first to build confidence and save time.
5.Answer every question.Unless there is a pemalty for wrong, try to answers every question; you may be able to get partial credit for those who begin but don’t complete correctly.
6.On objective tests,eliminate obvious incorrect answers.
7.Handling difficult stuff:Those tricky problems can knock you off balance.
8.Handling difficult stuff 2:Ask questions .If a question isn’t clear, talk to your teacher.
9.Neatness counts.
10.Rresist the urge to leave when you complete the exam-check if you have answered all the questions, not made any error or miss-marked answers.
How to Improve your vocabulary?
1.The more you read,the more familiar words you will encounter
2.Once you know the meaning of those words,use them in a sentence.
3.Search for the synonyms and antonyms of those unfamiliar words.
4.Then use the synonyms and antonyms in a sentence.
5.Playing games such as scrabble and crossword puzzles can help improving vocabulary.
6.Always engage in conversations in order to use to strengthen your vocabulary.
7.Aim to learn and write 4 new vocabulary words per day or 20 words per week into your vocabulary notebook.
8.Form a vocabulary club in your class to share new vocabulary words.
9.Get vocabulary Books appropriate to your grade level.
10.When writing essays,scan through your Vocbulary notebook for a chance to use those new vocabulary words.
20 Item Action Plan to Apply MAPs
1.Design a weekly study plan and follow the plan religiously. 2.Sit infront of class and cultivate your relationships with teachers and classmates to build friends who will help me achieve academic excellence.
3.Take LUC Notes in every class lecture and review or compare notes for completeness and accuracy with seatmates. 4.Scan and review lecture notes before going to bed.
5.Use free time in school and in between classes to consult reference books. 6.Establish a 2-4 person study group for group study and test review and pratcice.
7.Share DVD tutorials and resources. 8.Plan for active class participation to get noticed by the professor; asking clarifying questions and difficult points 3 times per week per subject.
9.Everyday to do a chapter pre reading to get a panoramic view of the next subject matter. 10.Make formula cards and important terms to post on walls so you will not forget them.
11.Consult references for every subject to have better knowledge of points not taught by the professor. 12.Broaden vocabulary. Make a list of new vocabulary words heard in class.
13.In studying text books,formulate questiions to check on learning and recall. 14.Apply 10 techniques for every effective Test preparation.And 10 tips for acing test.
15.Establish my image and credibility as a subject tutor so you can practice by tutoring others. 16. Be Prepred for any surprise quiz everyday or surprise class reciatation
17. Keep a vocabulary notebook. Write 4-8 words per day with meaning and sentence, 20-40 words per week. 18. Join a writing English club that meets weekly to read, critic and correct reassigned essays. 19. Improve oral communications by joining a talk English only club or a vocabulary club.

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  • 1. Test Preparation and 10 Tips to ACE the Next Exam
  • 2. 1. Preparing for tests starts on the very first day of school: Doing pre-readings,active participation in class,asking questions for clarification and writing down LUC lecture notes (legible,understandable,complete)
  • 3. 2.Begin reviewing early. This will give your brain timeto get comfortable with the information and time to ask for clarification. When you review immediaetly you’ll have time to clarify information with other students.
  • 4. 3.Begin by organizing your notes texts and assignments. Gather all materials, including notes from classmates and results of past quizzes.
  • 5. 4.Break up the study tasks into manageable chunks, especially during major reviews prior to exams. Then estimate the hours you’ll need to review the material.
  • 6. 5.Make study and review plan and follow it every day.
  • 7. 6.Spot what is to be memorized verbatim. It is a good plan to use a special marking symbol in text and notebook to indicate parts and passages, rules, data, and other elements which need to be memorized instead of understood and remembered.
  • 8. 7.During your review, write down acronyms, acrostics to facilitate remembering and recall fix concrete imagery whenever possible.
  • 9. 8.Study the most difficult material when you’re alert.
  • 10. 9.Do practice tests. Actually,write out examination questions on the material that you might think you might get ask during the exam. Then write answers to your own questions.
  • 11. 10.From a study group with other students in your class, discuss and quiz each other on important material.
  • 13. 1.Physical preparation:Eat good breakfast.Arrive early for tests,empty your bladder.
  • 14. 2.Psychological Preparation:Keep a positive attitude and remind yourself that you are a winner and you’re prepared.
  • 15. 3.It’s test time!Read directions carefully!Quickly scan or look through the test for an overview.
  • 16. 4.Answer questions in a strategic order: Easy questions first to build confidence and save time.
  • 17. 5.Answer every question.Unless there is a pemalty for wrong, try to answers every question; you may be able to get partial credit for those who begin but don’t complete correctly.
  • 18. 6.On objective tests,eliminate obvious incorrect answers.
  • 19. 7.Handling difficult stuff:Those tricky problems can knock you off balance.
  • 20. 8.Handling difficult stuff 2:Ask questions .If a question isn’t clear, talk to your teacher.
  • 22. 10.Rresist the urge to leave when you complete the exam-check if you have answered all the questions, not made any error or miss-marked answers.
  • 23. How to Improve your vocabulary?
  • 24. 1.The more you read,the more familiar words you will encounter
  • 25. 2.Once you know the meaning of those words,use them in a sentence.
  • 26. 3.Search for the synonyms and antonyms of those unfamiliar words.
  • 27. 4.Then use the synonyms and antonyms in a sentence.
  • 28. 5.Playing games such as scrabble and crossword puzzles can help improving vocabulary.
  • 29. 6.Always engage in conversations in order to use to strengthen your vocabulary.
  • 30. 7.Aim to learn and write 4 new vocabulary words per day or 20 words per week into your vocabulary notebook.
  • 31. 8.Form a vocabulary club in your class to share new vocabulary words.
  • 32. 9.Get vocabulary Books appropriate to your grade level.
  • 33. 10.When writing essays,scan through your Vocbulary notebook for a chance to use those new vocabulary words.
  • 34. 20 Item Action Plan to Apply MAPs
  • 35. 1.Design a weekly study plan and follow the plan religiously. 2.Sit infront of class and cultivate your relationships with teachers and classmates to build friends who will help me achieve academic excellence.
  • 36. 3.Take LUC Notes in every class lecture and review or compare notes for completeness and accuracy with seatmates. 4.Scan and review lecture notes before going to bed.
  • 37. 5.Use free time in school and in between classes to consult reference books. 6.Establish a 2-4 person study group for group study and test review and pratcice.
  • 38. 7.Share DVD tutorials and resources. 8.Plan for active class participation to get noticed by the professor; asking clarifying questions and difficult points 3 times per week per subject.
  • 39. 9.Everyday to do a chapter pre reading to get a panoramic view of the next subject matter. 10.Make formula cards and important terms to post on walls so you will not forget them.
  • 40. 11.Consult references for every subject to have better knowledge of points not taught by the professor. 12.Broaden vocabulary. Make a list of new vocabulary words heard in class.
  • 41. 13.In studying text books,formulate questiions to check on learning and recall. 14.Apply 10 techniques for every effective Test preparation.And 10 tips for acing test.
  • 42. 15.Establish my image and credibility as a subject tutor so you can practice by tutoring others. 16. Be Prepred for any surprise quiz everyday or surprise class reciatation
  • 43. 17. Keep a vocabulary notebook. Write 4-8 words per day with meaning and sentence, 20-40 words per week. 18. Join a writing English club that meets weekly to read, critic and correct reassigned essays. 19. Improve oral communications by joining a talk English only club or a vocabulary club.
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