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[devikasyy]

Test Anxiety? More Like Test LOL-anxiety: 5 Hilarious Strategies to Ace Your Exams

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#humor #Mental health #mindfulness #personal growth #positive thinking #self-improvement #student life #study skills #test anxiety #test-taking strategies

[iotavenews]

#exam preparation strategies #effective study techniques #test-taking strategies

[lovenpeace-pkmn]

As the weather grows colder, Hestia has become very popular with our other residents.

#anthea post #pkmn irl #pokeblogging #pokemon irl #pokeblog rp #mun art #hestia tag #smoke tag #merriam and webster #sunny tag #rood's pokemon #//ooc: testing out my new art strategy of #//'build the characters' house in Floorplanner and then take strategic screenshots to draw over'

[the-trans-dragon]

I’m discovering an important part of aging. If I have a problem that I’ve never found help for, I have to manually ask myself, “How long has it been since you tried?”

If it’s been 3+ years, there’s sometimes new tools or strategies or knowledge, and it is crucial for me to periodically check for new help for old problems. Otherwise I will just suffer needlessly. Even 1 chronic thing is fucking exhausting and it’s so cool to finally finally finally get it fixed, even if there isn’t help for all of my Health Stuff.

#this is kinda about dentist work and GI issues #when I was 18 I asked for the dentist to fix something and she said no. lol. she said it would probably fix itself and that the surgery for #it was frustrating for the surgeon and the patient and it was painful and tricky. #but I have dental insurance now and apparently after 8 years they now use lasers and it takes like 30 minutes and isn’t that bad! #also for my GI issues??? I’ve always struggled with the ‘eat more fiber’ advice because it never helps and often makes it worse #but recently! a doctor explained various types of fiber! and recommended I increase one and decrease the other! and I’m so bad at changing m #my diet so it’s a slow process to test out the advice. but so far it seems to be helping! either that or the slight improvement is coinciden #either is possible. but still! new knowledge! new strategies! new understandings of old strategies! #it’s really cool #soren learning to survive capitalism

[potofsoup]

@alexandra-again sorry I tried to respond in the replies but my reply got long, so here it is in full:

Will it take 50 years? Yes and no.

As Steve said in the comic, there will be a lot of downstream effects that will happen much sooner, in, say, 5-10 years.  For example, if you are moving your local city government and school board to the left, they are the ones who are deciding on housing, education, police departments, public transportation, and the minimum wage.  If you are moving your state government to the left, they are the ones who decide on abortion, voting access, prison reform, etc.  All of those things *aren’t* explicitly restoring Roe v Wade, but they will make life better in infinite small ways.

What that will also do, is make it easier to do national-level things.  Greater voting access will make it easier to vote in elections for Congress and the Presidency.  Greater quality of life makes it easier for people to find the time and energy to vote and to participate in community.  One of the problems right now is that the Senate is voted by state (I put this awkwardly in the comic, leading to some confusion -- the state legislature doesn’t vote for US senators, but the people of each state does).  If you are liberal-leaning but living in a state that is toxic to you, you have a very big impetus to leave the state, which then leaves increasingly conservative states that continues to have two senators in the Senate. If, on the other hand, local and state level activism leads the downstream effects to make life in that state would be less toxic, then more people would be okay with staying and pushing the agenda even further left.

Also, this sort of state level activism will put progressive people in positions of power when national level things come into play.  When the 19th Amendment passed through the Congress, it needed to be ratified by 36 states, and the suffagettes were able to get 35 states to ratify it within half a year, even given the usual pace of legislative crawl.  How?  It’s because they were already active and ready on the state level in most of the Western states.  A lot of the states already had universal, or at least presidential suffrage.  Or, if you look at now, a lot of states are poised to ban abortion because the Republicans have spent decades locking up states legislature and gerrymandering the districts.

And that brings me back to the original question -- would it take 50 years to restore Roe?  Well, firstly, I’d like to challenge the question itself.  Is it that we want to restore Roe, which was a decision made by 7 justices in 1973, or is it that we want to create a more democratic society where the right to bodily autonomy is seen as a basic human right in all the states?  Personally, I think it’d be better to actually have something that enshrines reproductive rights (and so many other rights) in law, or, even better, in the Constitution, than relying on who happens to be in the Supreme Court at the moment.  

Supreme Court decisions can expand rights quickly, but it can also take those rights away equally quickly.  The pre-Roe abortion landscape is pretty complicated, but extrapolating from this CDC report from 1972, there were only 13 states that had relatively unrestricted abortion.  (18 if you’re counting in a different way, but a number of states were legal-in-name-only).  This is compared to 28 states that had at least presidential suffrage for women in 1919, and the 36 states that had legalized gay marriage by 2015.  13!  The Roe decision was a shortcut -- just because abortion was legalized didn’t mean that people’s minds were instantly changed.

And yeah, the long way around *will* probably take 50 years.  But (a) when we get there, we’ll have *actually* gotten there -- a constitutional amendment, or a bill that’s passed by a healthy majority in Congress, or >30 states that actually have abortion protections, and (b) we’ll have reaped SO MANY windfalls along the way, in terms of local and state level change.

This stuff takes time, but it is WORTH IT.

#aiyah another longpost #fun fact: did you know that the Roe of Roe v Wade wasn't actually able to get an abortion? #joys of being a test case I suppose -- Supreme Court deliberative process takes longer than a pregnancy #the cdc file is really interesting #though you'll need to hop down to pg 32 and 33 for the charts #you know what i'd like? #a national strategy #someone to say 'hey if you live in x state this is what you should do' #surely the internet can make coordination better

[unidentifiedfuckingthing]

im still so annoyed about the (very cool!) planetary gear reduced 3d printer extruder design that had nonmeshing gears on purpose to try and balance out the tolerance issues with trying to 3d print perfectly meshing gears & i commented asking about it and then the description was updated to be like "SOME people have asked for a 72t (or whatever) version, even though i designed it like that for a reason, so if youre really anal about gear ratios you can try it out. youll probably have to run it in for a really long time to get it to go smoothly if you dont have good tolerances, and my first design was literally fine, but here you go. UNRELATED: in the next version were moving to sls printed part kits because theyre more reliable and have better tolerances so thats very exciting :D" like so then i was RIGHT!!!!! is what youre saying!!!!!! bastard!!!!!!!!!! and he already warned that a run in period was mandatory on fdm printed sets anyway even with his design!!!!!!!!!

#i REALLY want that on guys insane screw thread extruder to take off i want population testing like regular knurled gear ones have gotten #it feels like the only evolutions of extruders since the wades or whatever has just been different ways to sequence gears & having a whole #new strategy is exciting!!! AND its insane that it can be like 1/8 the weight of a regular one!!!!! #i still wish i could figure out how to stick a gimbal motor onto it it would literally all work fine except trying to mix 4x screw holes on #the motor plate with 3 spaces on the extruder body. i wanna try it out with 2 rollers and 2 guards instead of 3 rollers but i dont like #have any of the components so its just been an idle thought for the last like year #its THE PERFECT excuse to use a brushless motor though. i know it deep in my heart

[j8kethewizz]

Not to be one of those losers who pines for a romanticized bygone era but I wish my doctors would hurry up and just label me a hysterical broad or something because having any kind of diagnosis would be better than experiencing symptoms but not being able to communicate that in a way that makes anyone believe me

#stupid ass 'you may or may not have ADHD we dont have enough evidence to diagnose you though' #i know i fucking have ADHD and autism because anyone who has known me for more than a week can point at me and go 'yea that aint neurotyp' #'oh but it could just be anxiety' ok then why arent my anxiety meds making it go the fuck away hmm???? #'have you tried exercizing more?' yea and it made me feel incapablr of doing anything because just having to focus on things already takes #so much energy that i end up burning off whatever all i have left so i just end up napping for the rest of the day #and then theres the ever present 'your test results indicate a high intellect and intelligence and everything else is average or above' #'so you cant possibly be disabled because look how good you are at things when you really try' #THE WHOLE POINT IS THAT TRYING IS SO FUCKING EXHAUSTING THAT IM AT THE POINT WHERE IM READY TO JUST GIVE UPON EVERYTHING #'heres some organizational strategies to keep you on track' ive already tried most of these and they dont fucking work long term #they just give me yet another thing i have to juggle around in order to keep myself 'productive' #and then they have the audacity to charge $4000 for this #what the hell did you even do? you gathered information for 5 hours and then didnt even tell me anything i didnt already know #jake is fucking pissed

[preeticreator]

SAT Preparation For CBSE Students

Embarking on SAT preparation as a CBSE student opens doors to global educational opportunities. This blog outlines a customized strategy for CBSE students to conquer the SAT, blending familiarity with the CBSE curriculum and targeted SAT readiness'

Decoding the SAT Format:

Understanding the SAT structure is the first step. Break down the sections - Reading, Writing and Language, Math, and the optional Essay. This knowledge lays the foundation for an effective study plan.

Synergy Between CBSE and SAT Syllabi:

Identify common ground between CBSE and SAT syllabi. CBSE students possess a strong foundation in Mathematics and English, aligning perfectly with key SAT components. Recognize and leverage these synergies.

Striking a Balance: CBSE and SAT Studies:

Crafting a balanced study schedule is crucial. Allocate time efficiently for CBSE exam prep and SAT studies, ensuring neither takes a back seat. Prioritize weaker areas while maintaining equilibrium.

Tapping into CBSE Resources:

CBSE textbooks and study materials are goldmines. Utilize these resources to reinforce Mathematics and English concepts. The familiarity gained from CBSE studies acts as a strategic advantage.

Time Management Mastery:

Time is a precious commodity in the SAT. Practice with timed mock tests regularly to enhance your pacing skills. Effective time management is a skill that can significantly impact your SAT performance.

Elevating Critical Reading Skills:

CBSE students can refine critical reading skills through diverse reading materials. Enhance comprehension and vocabulary, essential elements for success in the SAT Reading section.

Embracing Online Tools:

Explore online platforms offering SAT practice tests. Familiarize yourself with the digital testing environment, honing your skills and boosting confidence for the actual exam day.

CBSE students can navigate SAT preparation for CBSE Students successfully by recognizing the harmonies between CBSE and SAT and leveraging their existing strengths. This customized approach ensures a well-rounded and effective strategy, paving the way for success in the SAT and unlocking exciting educational opportunities worldwide. Ready to conquer the SAT? Let's get started!

#satpreparation #CBSE students #Exam strategies #Study tips #Test-taking skills

[happy10thousandyears]

I played dol again last night and turned off cheat mode not gonna voluntarily seek out sex my only goal in this game is grademaxxing . Ivwant a* maths and english so I can make more money

#on the grind 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #strategy gaming 🔥 #I also want to maybe . start anew and #get into temple and unlock more of the temple lore #I'm a initiate not but it takes sooo long to get the chores done and I don't think I'll ever be able to pass the purity test with the . #demon and cow transform like they r never gonna let me in !!!!!!!! #dolposting

[basictutor]

Six Test Taking Strategy

These are Proven and Practical Test Taking Strategies to help you ace your exams.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on effective test-taking strategies for students of all levels. Whether you’re in middle school, nursing school, or preparing for standardized tests like the SAT, we’ve got you covered. Learn invaluable skills to boost your confidence and ace your exams!

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[indiadiries]

A Step-by-Step Guide on How to Get Good Marks in Exams

Scoring excellent marks in exams requires more than just studying hard; it entails employing effective strategies and techniques to maximize your learning potential. Whether you’re a student aiming to improve your grades or looking for advice to help someone else, this article provides a comprehensive guide on how to achieve success in exams. Establish Solid Study Habits Developing a consistent…

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[artisticdivasworld]

Test Taking Strategies for Nursing Students

Understanding the Exam Format: Familiarizing yourself with the exam format involves understanding the structure, question types, and scoring system commonly used in nursing exams. This knowledge allows you to prepare effectively and tailor your study approach accordingly. For example, you may encounter multiple-choice questions, fill in the blanks, or essay-style Effective Study Techniques for…

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[abroadeducation]

SAT Math Tips: Best SAT Test-Taking Strategies for Math

Introduction

SAT math is one of the most difficult sections for most students. But it doesn't have to be! With these helpful tips and strategies, you can learn how to approach SAT math questions and boost your score.

Understand the SAT Math Test

The SAT Math Test is a standardized test that measures your math skills and ability to solve problems. The SAT Math section contains 60 questions in 75 minutes, for a total of 800 points (you get one point for every correct answer). This means you can expect to spend about 1 minute on each question.

The types of questions you'll encounter include:

Multiple Choice--pick an answer from five choices given in the text or diagram provided

Grid-In--fill in the blank with no multiple-choice options available

[Read More: A Complete Guide To The SAT Subject Test]

Don't Panic About SAT Math Practice Questions

You may find yourself in a situation where you do not know how to solve a problem, and panic sets in. This is normal, but it's important not to let this panic prevent you from making progress on the test.

There are several ways that you can figure out the answer:

Work through the problem step by step until you reach an answer (this is often easier if there is only one possible solution)

Look at other questions in this section that might have similar solutions or ideas

Look at other sections of the test, since they all have similar problems

Avoid These SAT Mistakes on Math Questions

Don't skip hard questions.

Don't rush through easy questions.

Don't get hung up on a difficult question. You may think that you'll be able to come back later and answer it, but don't wait too long; some of these questions have time limits, and if you don't finish them within the allotted three minutes (or two minutes for some), they will disappear from your screen forever.

Avoid guessing on SAT math tests! Guessing blindly is not an effective strategy because there's no way to know what choices are incorrect until after you've finished all of them--and even then, only one of those answers can be right!

To avoid guessing randomly or based on hunches alone when taking an SAT test question by using our strategies below instead! (And as always: Read directions carefully!)

Effective sat math test-taking strategies

Using test-taking strategies is one of the best tips to score in SAT exam Math problems.

Choose the right answer first and then work backward to see if it works.

Write down what you know and don't waste time on questions that are too difficult for you to solve in time.

-Solve problems that are similar to ones you've already done. -Read the problem carefully and make sure you understand it before starting to solve it. -Work backward from the answer choices to see if any of them work.

SAT math problem-solving strategies

Understand the question. The first step to solving any problem understands what you're being asked to do. Make sure you read each problem carefully and take notes if necessary.

Use the answer choices to help you. If a question has multiple parts, don't worry about them all at once--just focus on one part at a time until you get stuck or need help with another portion of the question. Then go back and work on another part of it!

Make a plan before working out solutions: This can be as simple as writing down your ideas on paper so they're clear in your head before starting to work through them mathematically (or even just mentally).

Tips to Score High on SAT math score improvement strategies

Practice as much as you can.

Learn from your mistakes.

Use the right strategies for solving problems, like plugging in numbers and drawing diagrams to visualize the problem.

Make sure that you understand all the math concepts tested in the SAT Math section, such as geometry, algebra, and other topics covered in high school courses like Geometry/Trig (Math 2).

Learn how to solve math problems quickly so that you don't waste time on any question that is too difficult for you or not worth answering in detail because it doesn't count toward your score anyway!

Conclusion

The SAT Math section is not easy, but it's also not impossible. If you're prepared and know what to expect, then you can do well on this section of the test. I hope these tips have helped you understand the best strategies and how to manage time effectively for SAT Math questions.

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[nougatbit]

regarding that vocab size test: it isn’t always necessary to actually know the answer, you can make some solid guesses of you just know the word classes.

(of course it is super helpful to learn english from old books/scientific books to have a large vocabulary)

#my toxic trait is that i always try to work out the structure of tests #to devise an optimal preparation and test taking strategy

[broke-on-books]

Reading I Crawl Through It by A. S. King THIS WEEK OUT OF ALL THE WEEKS like...

Omg standardized testing? That's my next two weeks fr! (The past 2 weeks have been prep)

Random drills and alarms? We had one of those earlier today!

Bomb Threats? That reminds me of the shooting threat we had last week!

Naked guy hiding in a bush selling craft projects to teenagers? Okay actually I've got nothing there

Anyways haha I very much would love an invisible helicopter right now... 🤞(even if it would only be visible on Tuesdays)

#blah #just of all the weeks of my life i could have picked up this crackhead insane stack of bound papers.... it was this one. absolutely wild #also i googled shooting threats in my area to make sure i wasnt doxxing myself and there was a ton of results for just the past few weeks #including a school ive been to nearby lol so anyways LOVE that for us wow #this book is SO wild actually but if im being honest i kind of get it. almost vomited mid conversation this morning bc i was so stressed :) #also my test ''strategy'' is like not to worry abt it and ill do fine HOWEVER. if other people panic then i start to panic and then i fail. #anyways someone beam the entirety of calculus into my brain in the next week because i remember nothing apparently (despite getting As on #every test. love how that happens) and also the rules for both my government exams bc i don't even KNOW HOW MANY FRQS WE HAVE #and also spanish. please god im begging i have to do good on spanish. ill fucking shatter if i fail or barely pass that one god please #haha anyways we're not stressing about it! because this week is ''stress less week'' so obviously that means no one is stressing right???? #right?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!? #hgggggg anyways i FINALLY FINALLY got a slot to pet the animals this year. (normally the SGA kids take them all) so yeah i may have *counts #on fingers* 15 hours of exams and 16 hrs of exam prep in the next two weeks but i get to pet baby goats for 5 mins (like actually 5 mins) #during my lunch tomorrow so whos the REAL winner here #okay i may be going more crazy than i thought haha anyways we're having a GREAT time and likely won't study today bc studying makes me #stressed and procrastinating delays the stress and if im going to be stressed anyways then..... #god i feel so bad for my friends with anxiety right now. im feeling it bad and my chemicals are generally where theyre supposed to be #anyways time to read my book more haha best of luck to my fellow test prep friends on here

[freeptetest]

Tips and strategies for people taking their first PTE reading test The PTE Academic is made to test how well you can read, write, and talk English. So, you need to make sure that your preparation includes strategies that help you gain the information and skills you need to do well on all types of this test. Whether you were born speaking English or not, if you aren’t a keen reader and know a lot about how complicated the language is, your skills may not be enough to help you get the best score.... Read Complete and Updated Information at https://freeptetest.com/tips-and-strategies-for-people-taking-their-first-pte-reading-test/

#tips and strategies for people taking their first pte reading test #freeptetest #ptetest #pteexam #ptetutorials