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Melissa Ramos discusses study skills for tests and quizzes in her October 30, 2011 article, emphasizing that consistent use of study skills, time management, note taking, and having sufficient knowledge can help students prepare and perform well. She notes that students should set goals, know what they can accomplish within time limits, take effective notes to memorize key points, and make studying easier by gaining solid problem-solving knowledge on topics.
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Chapter8
- 1. Melissa Ramos October 30, 2011 Showing what you know Persistent and consistent use of the study skills you’ve learned will help you prepare for tests. Set a goal, aim and reach it. Prepare yourself for tests and quizzes by using time management. Know what you have time for and make no excuses for why things aren’t done in time. Moreover, note taking skills are very important and will help you memorize key point for certain questions. We all have different ways of studying so don’t ever consider your studying technique as wrong! Everybody’s thinking skills are different. In addition, problem solving requires your knowledge, make things easier on yourself by knowing more. Answering questions is like bouncing a ball when you have the knowledge, easy.