check list to do before taking the PSM I exam

1. Scrum Master Learning Path 
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As described in the Scrum Guide, the Scrum Master is responsible for promoting and
supporting Scrum. Scrum Masters do this by
helping everyone understand Scrum theory, practices, rules, and values. This Scrum
Master learning path provides a structured guide to help you understand the role of the
Scrum Master with a way to continue learning on your journey as a Scrum Master.
The learning path is organized by a set of Professional Scrum Competencies
(https://www.scrum.org/professional-scrum-competencies) which each contain a
number of focus areas. Resources are laid out in a prescribed order, however it is your
journey, so follow in the best way that helps you learn.
READ THE SCRUM GUIDE (HTTPS://WWW.SCRUMGUIDES.ORG/)
VIEW THE SCRUM FRAMEWORK (HTTPS://WWW.SCRUM.ORG/RESOURCES/SCRUM-FRAMEWORK-POSTER)
MASTERING PROFESSIONAL SCRUM BOOK (/RESOURCES/MASTERING-PROFESSIONAL-SCRUM-BOOK)
SCRUM MASTER TRAINING (HTTPS://WWW.SCRUM.ORG/COURSES/PROFESSIONAL-SCRUM-MASTER-TRAINING)
ADVANCED SCRUM MASTER TRAINING (/COURSES/PROFESSIONAL-SCRUM-MASTER-II-TRAINING)
SCRUM WITH KANBAN TRAINING (/PSK)
SCALING SCRUM TRAINING (/COURSES/SCALED-PROFESSIONAL-SCRUM-NEXUS-TRAINING)
GET CERTIFIED (HTTPS://WWW.SCRUM.ORG/PROFESSIONAL-SCRUM-CERTIFICATIONS/PROFESSIONAL-SCRUM-
MASTER-ASSESSMENTS)
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2. Understanding and Applying Scrum / Empiricism
 The Agile Manifesto (http://agilemanifesto.org)
Created by 17 visionaries in 2001, the Agile Manifesto was developed to look at the core principles and
values for Agile software development. | external link | 4:00 min
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 The Three Pillars of
Empiricism
(/resources/blog/three-pillars-empiricism-scrum)
This blog looks at the 3 pillar (Inspection, Adaption and Transparency) and how they are applied in
Scrum. | by Hiren Doshi | 3:00 min
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 Empiricism is an Essential
Element of Scrum
(/resources/empiricism-essential-element-scrum)
This video describes empiricism, how it is used and why it is so critical when practicing Scrum. | by Mark
Noneman | 3:37 min
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 Transparency In the Trenches (/resources/transparency-trenches)
Dan Sloan introduces the pillar of transparency in Scrum and will navigate you through a journey of
successes and challenges, all of which hinged around this important principle of agility. | by Dan Sloan |
58:26 mins
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 So What is Agile Really About? (/resources/blog/so-what-agile-really-about)
The 7 Principles of Continuous Innovation are explained, and a real-life example is given of the
principles in practice. | by Barry Overeem | 6:00 min
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3. 
Agile is Constant Change (/resources/blog/agile-constant-change)
This blog looks at ways to keep change going and how to move forward when stuck. | by Simon Reindl |
4:00 min
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