Group 3

Meklit Abera

Colin Wright

Keith Slettedahl

Students feel immense pressure as the semester draws to a close and finals approach. My classmates and I reviewed the many methods we employed to focus on our exams during the previous semester. We all agreed that while studying, we should focus on one subject at a time and not move from one subject to another since our brains might become jumbled if we attempt to comprehend all of our subjects at once. It is easier to start early so that you have more time to finish studying and revising, therefore aim to finish one topic first before moving on to the next. Start with the one that most challenges you, then go on to the next, and don’t forget to give your brain a break.

So one way to do this is to physically separate your subjects into different sections, and if you’re studying outside, bring your specific subject with you so you don’t get distracted. The reason for this is so we don’t get tempted to open another subject if we get frustrated with the one we’re working on.

Reward yourself for achieving a goal in that topic, and last, select a study location that works for you. Experiment with different locations.