ATI Reflection

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If I were given a chance to retake my ATI, I would plan to organize my testing taking and studying efficiently. I would stay current with due dates/course calendars. It’s not enough to have a system I have to use it! So to prepare for the examinations, I will read the ATI books by using the focus reviews. The only way to retain the knowledge is through an understanding of the subject matter and testing with a lot of rationales. I would use my Hurst review, and ATI practice exams to get better at taking the test. I would try to sleep early before the exam so that I can use my brains full potential. I would wake up earlier to study so that I can retain things better. Study early and often. Breaking my studying into shorter periods of time will

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