Is It Bad To Study On The Bed? -D
Is it bad to study on the bed? -D
I don’t because 1) I’m on the top bunk and there’s no way I’m taking my laptop up there; 2) I need a hard surface to write on; and 3) I’d probably fall asleep. Sometimes I do curl up on the couch if I’m just reading something but I honestly think that, for me, working at a table helps me focus and be more productive. I don’t think it’s bad, per se, and it does depend on the person. So if it relaxes you and makes homework more enjoyable, go ahead and study on your bed!
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hey guys! Back by unpopular demand: me, with another printable. I have my first physics exam of the semester on Monday, and I’m determined to do well. So I made this little printable to get myself organized re: the millions of equations I have to understand.
For most classes, you won’t have to actually memorize formulas and equations. But you will be expected to understand what they mean and how to use them. That’s where this formula sheet comes in. Laying out each equation will help you see how they relate to each other and which situation to use each equation in.
Use this sheet for any class that involves a lot of formulas: physics, chemistry, math, statistics, underwater basket weaving, etc.
download here! [ 9 rows | 12 rows | 15 rows ]
General Tips for Studying for Math or Physics
Make a list of all the topics that will be on the exam. Circle or highlight the ones that have been the most difficult for you. Focus your time on these topics instead of spending too much time reviewing the easier topics.
Use the formula sheet printable to organize all of the equations you have to deal with.
Go over old homework, focusing on all the problems you got wrong.
If your teacher has posted review problems, work on those. If not, find extra practice problems in your textbook or online. The best thing you can do is practice, practice, practice.
Make a cheat sheet (not to, you know, actually cheat. Just a sheet or mind map that organizes all the major topics and details. Make it as pretty as you want.)
Do more practice problems.
Sleep (super duper important!!) and eat a good breakfast. You’ve got this.
it’s that time of year. finals! death!! but deep breaths, we got this.
finals week calendar
use to plan your days leading up to the dreaded finals. fill in the appropriate dates and mark down which days your finals are as well as any big events, study sessions, appointments, or major tasks you need to remember. decorate however you want!
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subject review sheet
make a list of the major topics to be covered for each of your finals, then rate your level of comfort with each topic on a scale of 1 - 5. how are you going to study each topic? (here’s some suggestions from @joolshallie!)
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subject checklist
use to make a list of all the things you want to do to review each subject, like rereading certain chapters, going to office hours, or making vocab cards. hint: halfway through the list, write down a reward. once you accomplish all the tasks above it, you get your treat!
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weekly planner
finals week is crazy! use this to plan out each day. write the main priority of the day in the top box and then mark down what you want to study when, any events or meetings you need to remember, and time for yourself and friends. you got this.
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bonus links
guide to exam day by @speechandstudythings
study hacks by @attempttostudy
guide to kicking booty on exams by @studyign
tips for during exams by @collegerefs
a day of studying by @gracelearns
mentally prep yourself for a test by @eruditicn
making study guides by @coffeesforstudiers
khan academy
my formula printables
my guide to taking care of yourself
please tag me in your post if you end up using these and message me if you have any suggestions for these or other printables! good luck with your exams!!