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  • +{"en"=>"How to study solo online: How can you prepare for your online exams"}
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  • +["Some university students will soon be able to take their final exams in an online format after spending 17 years in formal education. This is on top an already severe pandemic that has affected their mental health.\nHowever, there are also upsides. Remote exams are more flexible and sensitive to students' needs. Here are some suggestions for students who want to make the most online assessment.\nYou should create a revision program\nFirst, you need to decide on the topics to cover. Next, consider what kind of knowledge or skills are required for the exam. You may also need to consult tutors or look at past papers for examples of answers.\nOnce you have your exam date and time, divide it by the topics to create an outline. Delroy Hall from Sheffield Hallam University is a senior counsellor. She advises that it is important to establish a routine for revision. \"Covid-19 is disrupting all that [routine], so you have to be intentional in how you manage your life.\"\nHall also recommends the Pomodoro strategy: 25 minutes studying followed immediately by a five to minute break. This is especially helpful for those who feel overwhelmed by revision and struggle to stay focused.\nYou should learn concepts, not words\nLearn to review course notes, lecture videos, marked essays, and important source materials. \nRead Related Post at IPS News: https://ipsnews.net/business/2022/03/30/best-online-exam-help-to-aid-your-academic-success/\nRelated Resources:\t\t\nhttps://forum.itguru.lk/index.php?topic=256213.0\nhttps://www.englishnoproblem.org/forum/benvenuto-ai-nuovi-utenti/895-8-essential-tips-to-pass-online-exams.html\nhttps://bimapbb.com/index.php/forum/welcome-mat/62-8-tips-to-pass-online-exams\nhttps://www.mysportsgo.com/forums/topic/2559/studying-alone-how-to-prepare-online-for-exams"]
  • +["Some university students will soon be able to take their final exams in an online format after spending 17 years in formal education. This is on top an already severe pandemic that has affected their mental health.\nHowever, there are also upsides. Remote exams are more flexible and sensitive to students' needs. Here are some suggestions for students who want to make the most online assessment.\nYou should create a revision program\nFirst, you need to decide on the topics to cover. Next, consider what kind of knowledge or skills are required for the exam. You may also need to consult tutors or look at past papers for examples of answers.\nOnce you have your exam date and time, divide it by the topics to create an outline. Delroy Hall from Sheffield Hallam University is a senior counsellor. She advises that it is important to establish a routine for revision. \"Covid-19 is disrupting all that [routine], so you have to be intentional in how you manage your life.\"\nHall also recommends the Pomodoro strategy: 25 minutes studying followed immediately by a five to minute break. This is especially helpful for those who feel overwhelmed by revision and struggle to stay focused.\nYou should learn concepts, not words\nLearn to review course notes, lecture videos, marked essays, and important source materials. \nRead Related Post at IPS News: https://ipsnews.net/business/2022/03/30/best-online-exam-help-to-aid-your-academic-success/\nRelated Resources:\t\t\nhttps://forum.itguru.lk/index.php?topic=256213.0\nhttps://www.englishnoproblem.org/forum/benvenuto-ai-nuovi-utenti/895-8-essential-tips-to-pass-online-exams.html\nhttps://bimapbb.com/index.php/forum/welcome-mat/62-8-tips-to-pass-online-exams\nhttps://www.mysportsgo.com/forums/topic/2559/studying-alone-how-to-prepare-online-for-exams"]
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  • +["Some university students will soon be able to take their final exams in an online format after spending 17 years in formal education. This is on top an already severe pandemic that has affected their mental health.\nHowever, there are also upsides. Remote exams are more flexible and sensitive to students' needs. Here are some suggestions for students who want to make the most online assessment.\nYou should create a revision program\nFirst, you need to decide on the topics to cover. Next, consider what kind of knowledge or skills are required for the exam. You may also need to consult tutors or look at past papers for examples of answers.\nOnce you have your exam date and time, divide it by the topics to create an outline. Delroy Hall from Sheffield Hallam University is a senior counsellor. She advises that it is important to establish a routine for revision. \"Covid-19 is disrupting all that [routine], so you have to be intentional in how you manage your life.\"\nHall also recommends the Pomodoro strategy: 25 minutes studying followed immediately by a five to minute break. This is especially helpful for those who feel overwhelmed by revision and struggle to stay focused.\nYou should learn concepts, not words\nLearn to review course notes, lecture videos, marked essays, and important source materials. \nRead Related Post at IPS News: https://ipsnews.net/business/2022/03/30/best-online-exam-help-to-aid-your-academic-success/\nRelated Resources:\t\t\nhttps://forum.itguru.lk/index.php?topic=256213.0\nhttps://www.englishnoproblem.org/forum/benvenuto-ai-nuovi-utenti/895-8-essential-tips-to-pass-online-exams.html\nhttps://bimapbb.com/index.php/forum/welcome-mat/62-8-tips-to-pass-online-exams\nhttps://www.mysportsgo.com/forums/topic/2559/studying-alone-how-to-prepare-online-for-exams"]
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  • +["Some university students will soon be able to take their final exams in an online format after spending 17 years in formal education. This is on top an already severe pandemic that has affected their mental health.\nHowever, there are also upsides. Remote exams are more flexible and sensitive to students' needs. Here are some suggestions for students who want to make the most online assessment.\nYou should create a revision program\nFirst, you need to decide on the topics to cover. Next, consider what kind of knowledge or skills are required for the exam. You may also need to consult tutors or look at past papers for examples of answers.\nOnce you have your exam date and time, divide it by the topics to create an outline. Delroy Hall from Sheffield Hallam University is a senior counsellor. She advises that it is important to establish a routine for revision. \"Covid-19 is disrupting all that [routine], so you have to be intentional in how you manage your life.\"\nHall also recommends the Pomodoro strategy: 25 minutes studying followed immediately by a five to minute break. This is especially helpful for those who feel overwhelmed by revision and struggle to stay focused.\nYou should learn concepts, not words\nLearn to review course notes, lecture videos, marked essays, and important source materials. \nRead Related Post at IPS News: https://ipsnews.net/business/2022/03/30/best-online-exam-help-to-aid-your-academic-success/\nRelated Resources:\t\t\nhttps://forum.itguru.lk/index.php?topic=256213.0\nhttps://www.englishnoproblem.org/forum/benvenuto-ai-nuovi-utenti/895-8-essential-tips-to-pass-online-exams.html\nhttps://bimapbb.com/index.php/forum/welcome-mat/62-8-tips-to-pass-online-exams\nhttps://www.mysportsgo.com/forums/topic/2559/studying-alone-how-to-prepare-online-for-exams"]
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