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philliprock wrote:i have math pastpapers which is roughly 18pastpapers i have.
and social studies which is around 40pastpapers.
i have been busy with work and dealing with a death of a very close friend it just seems i cant take exmas stress, but yet i need to pass my exams.
i seem to be procrastinating alot... i cant stop it...
do you think i have enough time to get a solid 80% or onwards? since im working full time my grades/performance in class is struggling.
much thanks for good advice please
moving wrote:6 weeks is more than enough time bro...
Maths
study the questions you have difficulty with, ignore the easy ones for now.
write all the difficult ones on a paper and study those answers every day until you are comfortable with them.
Social Studies
Highlighter and write all highlighted sections down in a notebook so you have a quick study notes guide that you can review everyday.
Worked for me!
Coulda give she a few more guava seasons bro...urbandilema wrote:Depends on the subject.if it's maths and English eat sleep and breathe past papers.my wife writing next year june
Slartibartfast wrote:For Maths just focus on one topic at a time.
moving wrote:6 weeks is more than enough time bro...
Maths study the questions you have difficulty with
maj. tom wrote:yeah you can do it if you do 2 to 3 hours of work everyday on each subject with past papers.
urbandilema wrote:my wife writing next year june
kM_89 wrote:Sounds very possible , just cram and pop an adderall or two.
nismo1325 wrote:i never did POB in my life......
studied it for 2 months and wrote Jan exams and got a 1 so anything is possible u just need to apply yourself
Agent_47 wrote:Lots of tutorials
HSA wrote:OP..school isnt for everyone
men doing trade and gardening and making 10x more than bsc, msc and phd grads.
maj. tom wrote:You only have one life to live and experience.
Rory Phoulorie wrote:You can't cram for a maths exam. You need to understand the principles behind each area in the maths syllabus. Once you are comfortable with that, it's just a matter of doing past papers to get practice in applying those principles. All the best with your exams!
timelapse wrote:Mindmaps are useful, as well as using your time to study instead of being on tuner
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