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5 Tips To Make Studying For A Test Easier

by Dannelle

Today, I am going to be sharing with you 5 tips to make studying for a test easier and ensure that you pass that test with flying colors!
Taking tests are NEVER fun, and I don’t think that anyone enjoys taking them, but what is even worse is studying for a test. Sitting down, trying to focus on your schoolwork, trying to soak in all the knowledge into your brain while stressing over whether you are going to pass this big test or not, can be extremely frustrating for a student. You end up just getting mad about it and possibly giving up on studying or not doing as well on the test as you had hoped because you were so stressed about doing well.
 
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5 Tips To Make Studying For A Test Easier

1. Stay Calm, Trust Your Brain: Sometimes, when we begin to panic about a test, we tend to draw a blank and not be able to remember things like we need to. Stay calm about the test and trust in the fact that your brain will remember all the information you need to know, and trust that you can do well, and chances are… you will!
 
2. Don’t Cram: Cramming is probably the worst thing that you can do, and I want to really stress that! Cramming will just cause you to have anxiety and freak out about taking this test. What I recommend is studying a little bit of information over about a week before the test, and then giving yourself a break the night before the test to just relax and remember everything that you will need.
 
3. Create a Relaxed Environment: No one wants to study when they are so stressed out and freaking out about the big test. So, with that being said, create a nice and relaxing environment for yourself, and you will be good to go! Maybe put on some of your favorite music and put some nice essential oils into the air, and you will be nice and relaxed for your study session.
 
4. Get a Study Buddy: A great way to make studying easier and more fun is to get yourself a study buddy. Grab a friend that you enjoy hanging out with and study together. This way, you can quiz each other and help each other out for the test. You will be much more relaxed with a friend nearby, and you will get your studying done as well.
 
5. Quiz Yourself: If you want to get a taste of what the test will be like, make up a quiz of questions that you think could potentially be on the test and quiz yourself. This is a great way to test how you think you will do the test, and will help you to remember necessary information.
 
Tests are no fun, I think everyone knows that, but unfortunately, they are necessary in life. Studying doesn’t have to be stressful and difficult. Relax and just get effective studying done, and you will do great on your tests! Just remember our 5 Tips To Make Studying For A Test Easier, and you will succeed.

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About Dannelle

Mother of Miss Sarah...blogger by trade, learning team leader of a 9-year-old college student. I totally believe in STEM/STEAM and getting engaged with kids to make amazing things happen!

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