Tips To Survive Yearly School Essay

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How To Survive Yearly School Exams

Every year, students are required to take yearly exams for math and english. Many students get stressed out and are not able to concentrate when they take the test. These following tips will help you concentrate better on tests, not get stressed out, and will help you get into better classes.

STUDY You should always study before a big test. The school will recommend sites for you to go and study. It is also better if you take a practice test so you know what the test feels like. Always remember to take a break in between. According to Headspace.org you should not study for 40 – 60 minutes without a small break. If you study for too long your brain will feel tires and will not function

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