ExamSuccess Squad

Learning and memory are cognitive brain functions of fundamental importance in our educational context. The formation of a stable memory trace goes through a gradual process susceptible to factors that could improve or impair it.1 Some novel, arousing or stressing situations could impact on memory formation and their effects depend on their duration, intensity and moment of application.2 In that sense, exams constitute mild stressors used as routine tools for assessment means, and their potential effects on temporally close learning has not been evaluated so far.

Ref: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41539-018-0036-7

In the journey of academic success, effective exam preparation is a pivotal factor that can significantly influence one's performance. A well-structured and disciplined approach to studying can make a world of difference in comprehending and retaining information. Here are some key strategies to enhance your exam preparation:

1. Organized Study Schedule: Create a realistic study schedule that allocates sufficient time for each subject or topic. Plan ahead, considering the exam date and the amount of material to cover. Breaking down your study sessions into manageable chunks can prevent last-minute cramming and reduce stress.

2. Understand the Syllabus: Thoroughly review the exam syllabus or curriculum to identify the key concepts and topics that will be assessed. This helps you prioritize your study efforts and focus on areas that carry more weight in the exam.

3. Active Learning Techniques: Instead of passively reading through materials, engage in active learning techniques such as summarizing, note-taking, and…