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🎸Ꭲ✯ℌ༏ננβ༏ננƴ🎸 May 14, 2012

Does anybody have good strategies for studying? I am a junior, all AP classes. But then after school ends I can bunch codes with no stress about school! Aahh Relaxation!☺
🎸Ꭲ✯ℌ༏ננβ༏ננƴ🎸 May 14, 2012

YOU wrote:
Does anybody have good strategies for studying? I am a junior, all AP classes. But then after school ends I can bunch codes with no stress about school! Aahh Relaxation!☺

*Punch
🔰Superyan🔰 May 14, 2012

GCSE's are fun...
🍺L🅰XB®O🍺 May 14, 2012

Red_Nation wrote:
Does anybody have good strategies for studying? I am a junior, all AP classes. But then after school ends I can bunch codes with no stress about school! Aahh Relaxation!☺

That's exactly how it works for me also.
whette fartze May 14, 2012

I'm a jr too! One more year 😞
the Fish May 15, 2012

I'm an AP teacher... Turf wars is bad for scores. I hope you have a backup plan. Junior college?
the Fish May 15, 2012

Tips on studying. It depends on how you learn best. If all of your Classes are AP, then don't plan on taking all of the exams. Rarely does anyone take 6 or 7 AP classes and pass all of the tests. But focus on what you like, rewrite the notes, listen to podcasts, start every assignment the day it's assigned, oh and ask the teacher or other students for help. Study groups really work. There is no magic pill for knowledge acquisition, it's takes work.
🔥SirTalkALot🔥 May 15, 2012

Just relax, go over what you done, join a study group, and get GOOD sleep. And eat a good breakfast.
🎸Ꭲ✯ℌ༏ננβ༏ננƴ🎸 May 15, 2012

the Fish wrote:
Tips on studying. It depends on how you learn best. If all of your Classes are AP, then don't plan on taking all of the exams. Rarely does anyone take 6 or 7 AP classes and pass all of the tests. But focus on what you like, rewrite the notes, listen to podcasts, start every assignment the day it's assigned, oh and ask the teacher or other students for help. Study groups really work. There is no magic pill for knowledge acquisition, it's takes work.

Cool, thanks! Good advice!
Ꭰаяκεя ᎠιgιтaƖ May 15, 2012

Im glad i have to take all my finals in a span of 2 days. Jk. But i do have to take them in that time span
ㅆψℓعʂ May 15, 2012

I have EOCT's this week and finals next week, best time of my life.
SeñoritaMafioso May 15, 2012

Red_Nation wrote:
the Fish wrote:
Tips on studying. It depends on how you learn best. If all of your Classes are AP, then don't plan on taking all of the exams. Rarely does anyone take 6 or 7 AP classes and pass all of the tests. But focus on what you like, rewrite the notes, listen to podcasts, start every assignment the day it's assigned, oh and ask the teacher or other students for help. Study groups really work. There is no magic pill for knowledge acquisition, it's takes work.

Cool, thanks! Good advice!
Isn't it a little late for studying since most of the AP tests are done already?
whatisupmortals May 15, 2012

I remember that i never studied for my finals, i never did any work in school. Probably should have though
༎།SཛཀᎢཇΧ།༎ May 15, 2012

My mother was a highschool English teacher. The best way to prepare for a test is to: #1: DO NOT CRAM. You will become confused and sabotage yourself. Always study over periods of time. #2: REST. Without rest, the brain cannot function correctly. #3: EAT: Your mind cannot function fully without food so don't skip meals to study, but do not stuff yourself. #4: PRACTICE: Recite/practice any theories or formulas you KNOW will be on the test. I hope this helped! 👌
Traüger🏃Retired May 15, 2012

Baron Von Fritz wrote:
My mother was a highschool English teacher. The best way to prepare for a test is to: #1: DO NOT CRAM. You will become confused and sabotage yourself. Always study over periods of time. #2: REST. Without rest, the brain cannot function correctly. #3: EAT: Your mind cannot function fully without food so don't skip meals to study, but do not stuff yourself. #4: PRACTICE: Recite/practice any theories or formulas you KNOW will be on the test. I hope this helped! 👌

I'm a high school senior, this is basically the best advice
Dunlap2041 May 15, 2012

Red_Nation wrote:
Does anybody have good strategies for studying? I am a junior, all AP classes. But then after school ends I can bunch codes with no stress about school! Aahh Relaxation!☺

Cheat😜
🎸Ꭲ✯ℌ༏ננβ༏ננƴ🎸 May 15, 2012

Baron Von Fritz wrote:
My mother was a highschool English teacher. The best way to prepare for a test is to: #1: DO NOT CRAM. You will become confused and sabotage yourself. Always study over periods of time. #2: REST. Without rest, the brain cannot function correctly. #3: EAT: Your mind cannot function fully without food so don't skip meals to study, but do not stuff yourself. #4: PRACTICE: Recite/practice any theories or formulas you KNOW will be on the test. I hope this helped! 👌

Thanks for the great advice!
Zerø May 15, 2012

Ive never needed to study, i dont know why but i just kinda remember stuff. Like we had o final today that i forgot about and i got a 94 on it 😂
༎།SཛཀᎢཇΧ།༎ May 15, 2012

Quary wrote:
Ive never needed to study, i dont know why but i just kinda remember stuff. Like we had o final today that i forgot about and i got a 94 on it 😂

Congratulations on that, but in college, guessing-games do not usually score well. Most quizzes in highschool are framed to the theories taught so well that the student will remember them. College is VERY different. 👍