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Start preparing for the test on the first day of class Manage the extra information Review and rehearse questions and answers Use test-taking strategies Prepare from Day 1 Attend class every day Revise your lecture notes every day. Put them into a study guide format. This develops your natural memory It’s easier to study You will remember more Example – Cornell Notes Get your questions answered right away. SI Learning Assistance Your teacher Other students Master problems and homework assignments the same week. Don’t fall behind Use the resources – SI, tutoring Revise, review, rehearse Revise your notes daily Review your notes weekly (Use the time between classes) Make up charts, graphs, lists of definitions, or other collections of information as you go Rehearse questions Question yourself about key concepts, and find out if you can say the answer without looking at your notes Manage the extra information Chapter readings Handouts Information from the instructors website What else?????? Use strategies for remembering all the extra information Preview chapters and articles Identify main concepts Predict test questions Build a written study guide as you go Make charts, graphs, and lists for future study When the test is near--Review . . . don’t cram Cramming = Looking at material you’ve never seen before or only seen once Reviewing = Looking at material you have already seen, understood, and organized If You Need to Catch Up Start right now Rewrite, revise and review all your notes, looking for main points and possible test questions Figure out what you don’t understand Do all your catch-up work at least three days before the test Review and rehearse Rehearse questions Form questions from the lecture notes and the readings notes. Practice answering them Identify what you know and don’t know Put your focus on what you don’t know Know / Don’t know This should be a lot if you have been revisin