Just let's immediately decide - what does "from scratch" mean, that is, what kind of "zero" is meant. To do this, I would like you to answer three questions.
1. Do you understand Russian?
3. Can you link words into sentences, and build texts from sentences, at least small ones?
So, you answered yes to all three questions? So it's not all that bad! At least there is already a small foundation for it - and I'm not kidding, believe me. By the way, theoretically, to complete some tasks of the Unified State Examination, only a good command of Russian is required: it is assumed that they can be dealt with without even knowing a single rule.
But do not flatter yourself: the main part of the tasks still requires a systematic repetition (and if “from scratch”, then study) of most of the topics of the school course of the Russian language.
If you are interested in how to prepare for the Unified State Examination from scratch, then, having adequately assessed your knowledge of the Russian language, you decided that they are “zero”. It doesn’t matter why: I was often sick, I was lazy a lot, I walked for a long time ... Zero is so zero. The main thing is that you are still thinking about how to pass the exam - and that's great! I'll try to help you.
Where to begin?
To begin with, figure out what kind of animal this is - the Unified State Examination in the Russian language. Go to the FIPI website (fipi.ru) and download the latest demo version of the exam there.
The glossary and dictionary of paronyms will be useful to you later, you can read the codifier and specification later at your leisure. Now you need a demo version - more precisely, a demo version of the Unified State Examination in the Russian language. Take the test, check the answers - evaluate how “zero” your knowledge is. Approximately the same tasks will be on the real exam. Now you know what to work on.
try to find school textbooks Russian language from grades 5 to 11, as well as manuals for preparing for the exam. Now there are a lot of such manuals - both in printed form and in electronic form. Choose ones that have sample exam tests - and the more the better. I usually recommend N.A. Senina or I.P. Tsybulko (it is possible that these authors are familiar to you from the time).
Has the preliminary work been done? Now be patient: preparing for the exam is not an easy task.
We plan independent preparation for the exam
Of course, ideally, your preparation for the Unified State Examination in the Russian language should be under the guidance of a teacher or tutor. But you decided to prepare for the exam on your own - which means we will try to plan the work together. You can't do without planning - the system is important here.
First of all, figure out the daily routine: set aside time for yourself to study. Think about how many times a week you can practice. Your lesson should consist of two parts - theoretical and practical. First you study the theory on a certain topic, then you complete test tasks in the USE format. Look for theoretical material in textbooks, tests - in manuals for preparing for the exam.
If you trust me, I can offer the materials of our site. I promise to eventually publish theory and practice in all areas of preparation for the exam. But we already have some.
There are not so many sections that you have to repeat (or study from scratch). You can copy their list directly from our website, print it out and put a tick if the topic has been studied. It would be nice to periodically return to the material covered - so as not to forget. Here are the topics (note: clickable links mean that material on the topic is on our site; these topics are highlighted in italics).
The list of topics that are included in the exam in the Russian language
Phonetics. Orthoepy
Vocabulary
The lexical meaning of the word. The division of the vocabulary of the Russian language into groups depending on the semantic relationships between words. Lexical norms (use of a word in accordance with the exact lexical meaning and the requirement of lexical compatibility).
word formation
Tasks for this section are no longer included in the exam, so we recommend this material as an additional one.
Morphology
. Morphological norms(formation of word forms).
Spelling
AND .
Spelling of suffixes of various parts of speech.
continuous, hyphen, separate spelling words.
Syntax
Phrase. Types of subordination in the phrase: agreement, control, adjoining *. Agreement norms. Management standards.
Offer. Grammatical (predicative) basis of the sentence. Subject and predicate as the main members of the sentence.
Types of proposals by the presence of main members: two-part and one-part.
A simple complicated sentence. Building sentences with homogeneous members. Building a sentence with a participle.
Types of sentences by the number of grammatical foundations. Types of complex sentences by means of communication of parts. complex sentences with different types connections. Construction of complex sentences.
Punctuation
Punctuation in compound sentences simple sentence with identical members.
Punctuation marks in sentences with separate members (definitions, circumstances, applications).
Punctuation marks in sentences with words and constructions that are not grammatically related to the members of the sentence.
Punctuation marks in a simple complicated sentence (with homogeneous members).
Punctuation marks in a non-union complex sentence.
Punctuation marks in a complex sentence.
Punctuation marks in a complex sentence with allied and non-union connection. Difficult sentence with different types of communication.
Text
Text as a speech product. Semantic and compositional integrity of the text. Sequence of sentences in the text. Means of communication of sentences in the text. Information processing of texts of various styles and genres.
speech science
Speech. Use language tools depending on the speech situation. Functional-semantic types of speech.
* - Assignments on topics marked with an asterisk are no longer included in the exam. This material can be used as an additional.
If it gets difficult...
Of course, I can’t guarantee you 100 points on the exam (although everything is possible). But I promise that if you practice regularly using this technique, the result will be worthy.
However, some material may be too difficult for you. Do not be upset, this often happens: you learn, you learn a topic, but it is not given - and that's it!
The best assistant is a school teacher: if you formulate the question correctly, I think he will not refuse to help.
By the way, I won't refuse to help you either. If you have any questions or problems, please email me. [email protected] (marked "USE from scratch") or contact me directly from the site through the form feedback(it's at the very bottom of this page). Whatever I can do, I'll help! I have been preparing graduates for the Unified State Examination since 2004, including from scratch. Perhaps I will be useful to you too.
So, let's get to work! The main thing, believe me: if you want and persevere, you can prepare for the exam - even from scratch! Good luck, I believe in you.
Svetlana Basenko, site administrator
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Good day, dear reader! This article is about preparing for the exam in one year. From it you will learn how best to plan your preparation for the Unified State Examination, how much time per day you need to study in order to successfully prepare yourself for the Unified State Exam.
You have up to passing the exam exactly one year. Or a little more, or a little less. About a year. You are going to enter the university on a budget, so you want the exams to be passed on maximum points. But how to achieve a positive result for yourself? How to organize your training in such a way that in a year you become a real expert in your subjects?
Do you think it's hard to be an expert even in one subject?
Wrong! Very easy! You can very well become a real guru of the subjects you have chosen for passing the exam, if you prepare for the exam correctly. Therefore, less words, more deeds, here is a time-tested and many people's instruction on how to prepare for the exam on your own in a year.
How to prepare for the exam in a year?
As you already understood above, the most important thing in preparing for the exam is to correctly plan your classes. You have already set yourself a goal - the successful passing of the exam. It remains only to lay the shortest and simplest "path" to it.
To begin with, you must, long before the actual passing of the exam, decide what subjects you will take.
This is very important point, consider your choice future profession very seriously. Do not go on about your friends and parents! You choose your own path, you know yourself and your abilities better than anyone else.
Therefore, for example, if you do not like working on a computer, then you should not take computer science.
Even if everyone around will say that now everything is around computers and computers, that the profession of an IT specialist is very prestigious and highly paid - do not listen to anyone! Choose only what you really like.
After all, it's up to you to learn, not your parents. Compare your abilities and desire, and make an informed choice of subjects that you will take on the exam.
Hope you figured it out, let's move on. The subjects have been chosen, now we need to somehow start preparing for them diligently. We want to immediately warn you of the following: in the list of selected items, do not make any item your “favorite” or “not favorite”.
Simply, if you do this, then naturally you will pay more attention to your favorite subjects, and spend noticeably less time preparing for the unloved ones.
In the end, this will lead to the fact that you will have a tangible “overweight” in knowledge in one subject, and a noticeable “underweight” in another.
Just don't forget that you get into a university based on the amount of points scored, so even if you score a lot of points, say in Russian, and much less in history, then the average result will not be so hot. Not on the budget, so to speak.
When you plan to do preparation for the exam for the year, then you should start preparing from the summer holidays.
Yes, yes, it’s sunny and hot outside, and you already need to think about the upcoming exams in a year. We understand that it is very difficult to force yourself to prepare in the summer, so we suggest that you only make a preparation plan for the summer.
Don't just think that good plan make it very easy. Very difficult, let's say even very difficult! The plan must take into account all the nuances. For example, if you, in addition to educational school, go to some additional sections (football, dance, etc.), then you should take this into account when you make up your plan.
However, back to the plan. How to compose it correctly? What should be written in it? How do you stick to a plan?
A properly drawn up plan is a document written or printed on a piece of paper in which you display the main points of your future preparation.
Example. So, you need a plan for the year. You have chosen to pass 4 exams (Russian language, mathematics, social studies and history) - you want to become a lawyer. You must distribute these 4 items by day of the week.
In addition to acquiring new knowledge, it will also not be superfluous to consolidate the material already covered in your memory. Therefore your plan preparation for the exam for the year will look like this.
For example, on Monday you study Russian, on Tuesday you study history, on Wednesday you repeat Russian, on Thursday you repeat history. The first four days of the week you only spend on 2 items.
Then on Friday you do math, on Saturday you do social studies. Also, do not forget about rest, because rest is very important for quality preparation for the exam! So make Sunday a day off.
Although we said that the repetition of the studied material is an important stage in your preparation, still try to memorize new information immediately.
You will have more time to replenish your mental reserve with deeper knowledge, which you will really need, especially in that part of the exam where a detailed answer is required. In short, the more you read, the more examples you will have in your memory.
Therefore, try to divide your items in pairs. One pair - requires mandatory repetition of the material (in our case, Russian and history - they are worse for you), the second (mathematics, social studies) - no, because. you grasp new information on these subjects, literally on the fly.
This was just an example. You must determine for yourself which items to repeat and which not. Too much repetition can also go not for good, but for harm.
In the end, this is what we got:
USE preparation plan
Week A:
If you still want to repeat the material in all subjects without exception, then you can alternate repetitions in this way:
Week A:
1. Monday - new knowledge of the Russian language.
2. Tuesday - repetition of the received information on the Russian language.
3. Wednesday - new knowledge of history.
4. Thursday - repetition new information by history.
5. Friday - new knowledge in mathematics.
6. Saturday - new knowledge in social science.
7. Sunday - a well-deserved rest!
A weekB:
1. Monday - new knowledge of the Russian language.
2. Tuesday - new knowledge of history.
3. Wednesday - new knowledge in mathematics.
4. Thursday - repetition of new information in mathematics.
5. Friday - new knowledge in social science.
6. Saturday - repetition of new information on social studies.
7. Sunday - a well-deserved rest!
etc. in the same vein. Alternate weeks!
This gradation will allow you to gradually, gradually increase your level of knowledge in all subjects. In addition, you will constantly repeat the material covered, so the knowledge gained will remain in your head for a long time. At least right up to the time of passing the exam.
This was only a rough plan of work, we gave it as a model, according to which you can make your own.
We move on, and next in line we have a question that many schoolchildren ask: how much time per day do you need to prepare in order to be well prepared in the end? Unfortunately, we cannot give you an exact answer to this question, because. it all depends on you, on your ability to learn, to assimilate and repeat new information.
If you are a genius who grasps everything on the fly, then an hour of preparation a day is enough for you.
If you are an ordinary mortal who has an average learning ability, then you will need to practice at least 1.5 - 2 hours a day. A lot of? If you want to go on a budget, then this is practically a necessary sacrifice.
[To prepare for the exam for the year you need to practice 1.5 - 2 hours daily.]
Everything is logical - someone who does not want to bother with preparation, but wants to get higher education- studies for a fee. His parents donate money. You, most likely, cannot pay for your studies, so you want to study on a budgetary basis. Therefore, you are also forced to give away your resource, which is called time.
The whole economy is built on this law, but what is there, the economy - the whole life. After all, a rich man would not waste his time to mow the lawn near the house? For what? He would rather pay the same schoolboy and student, while spending time for the place, his money, which he has in bulk. But time ... Almost everyone has the same time. No amount of money can buy it...
Now it remains to deal with another question: what is the best time to prepare for the exam? It is clear that during the day you are at school and there you are trained very diligently. Therefore, most likely, after studying, you come home tired and hungry. What is the exam, what is the preparation
After you eat, then go and rest. This is very important for future focus on new material. You can go for a walk with friends, unwind, breathe fresh rest. Somewhere at 6-7 o'clock sit down to do your homework (the usual d / z, which is always given to you).
After it, rest again (just don’t sit at the computer!) And then start working with CIMs (control and measuring materials).
By the way, so that your preparation for the exam was smooth and without “twitching”, buy yourself all the necessary books, manuals, tables and others in advance educational materials for which you will prepare.
Don't forget to buy some good writing pens, because the pen is your main teaching tool. If she writes poorly, then you will accordingly be distracted by this matter, and your preparation for exams will suffer from this.
We only need to talk about how to stick to the plan. You can write a bunch of plans, only success in any business depends not only on them, but on your actions. As far as you stick to your training program, this is the result you will get in the end. But how do you force yourself to prepare? After all, it's so hard to do sometimes, so lazy ...
Imagine such a picture. You did not pass the exam well and could not pass on a budgetary basis. Well, what happens. You say to yourself: nothing, I'll retake it next year. And this year I will work better, why waste a year in vain. You start working. And when you work, there is no longer any strength to study and prepare for the exam after the work shift.
Thus, you gradually abandon the idea of retaking, everything works and works ... As a result, you will work all your life in a low-paying job!
Therefore, even if trouble happened and you could not enter a university on a budget, then go to college. You need at least some education! After graduating from college, you can again try your hand at entering a university.
Just don't go straight to work after school! This is almost a 100% guarantee that you will work as an ordinary worker in a factory all your life. Of course, not everyone desires high ranks, prestige and status.
However, if you went to school in 11th grade, then you probably wanted something more from life than a career as a hard worker. Here is the whole motivation for preparing for the exam ...
Do you want to be a factory worker? Then turn off your computer, turn off the Internet and get ready, get ready, get ready... Don't look at anyone, read, memorize, repeat. Then see who will have the last laugh
Good luck preparing for the exam!
Step 1
Decide on the items you will donate. It is better to do this as early as possible: in the 10th or early 11th grade. Do not recruit items "in reserve": the fewer exams you take, the more likely you are to prepare well and get good scores. Ideally choose 1-2 additional items.
If you still don’t know what to choose and where you want to go, start by preparing for the obligatory Russian language and mathematics. And at the same time look at different specialties. Here, Internet portals for applicants, for example, the site "Go online" can help.
Step 2
Check out the university requirements. Find out the passing scores of past years for the desired direction - they will serve as a guide for you.
, PhD in Physics and Mathematics, teaches mathematics at Foxford
You must clearly understand why you are taking the exam. If 70 points are enough for the chosen university, and there is a topic that freezes, do not waste time on it. For example, you do not understand stereometry at all. Stop, understand what tasks you are exactly capable of solving and pump over your strengths. At 70–75 points, you don’t need to be able to solve everything. Leveling up from 50 to 70 points is easier than from 90 to 95.
Step 3
Go to the FIPI website and familiarize yourself with each subject. In the specifications you will find the requirements for examination work and the number of points for each task. The codifiers give a list of topics that will be in the assignments. In demos - demo options USE from the compilers.
Step 4
Stop at the list of necessary topics - they will become the basis of your preparation for the exam. Then make a schedule. It will help you learn everything you need in a year and consolidate the material.
How to Schedule
In preparing for the exam, the main thing is regularity. It is better to do a little, but every day. So the material will be deposited in your head, and before the exam itself you will feel more confident.
To do this, distribute topics from the codifier to the entire academic year. Go big-to-small: Divide large topics into sub-topics and divide them by day and week. Try to plan your preparation so that you don’t teach in April new material, and repeat the past.
Dedicate one day to one subject and set aside time for rest: get good sleep and do something else besides studying. For example, sports help a lot to cheer up and get distracted from classes.
Glider
Editing. Our glider is a universal template. It can be customized: add and remove rows and columns, expand and contract graphs, highlight them with color, copy tables. Also, by default, the planner has 20 working days in each month - they can also be changed depending on the calendar.
👉 To add the glider to your Google doc and edit it, click File → Make a copy.
👉 To download the glider to your computer or phone, click File → Download as.
👉 To add or remove one row or column in Google Doc, right-click on the desired column and select the appropriate item. If you need to delete several graphs, select them and right-click in the same way.
Blocks. There are 4 blocks in the glider:
1. Subject and themes. Write down the required number of points and topics from the codifier. In the column "Task number for the exam" we advise you to mark the tasks that you need to focus on first.
2. List of required literature. If you plan to take the exam in literature, you can use it to write down works that you need to read.
Planner for preparing for the exam: subject and topic
Planner for preparing for the exam: a list of references
Glider for preparing for the exam: schedule
Glider for preparing for the exam: repetition of the past
3. Schedule. This is a universal table for the year in all subjects. We highlighted the “Report” column in green because this is an important point: in order to assimilate the material, you need it to fix. Honestly write down what you went through today, what you understood, and what you still need to work on.
4. Repetition of the past. We have booked April and May for repetition. But if it is more convenient for you to repeat what you have covered not at the end of the year, but, for example, every week, just add the “Repetition” column to the “Schedule” table.
How to prepare
Items. The exam is carried out in 11 subjects. They can be divided into exact, humanitarian and natural. Each area has its own characteristics of training.
Accurate
mathematics
Informatics
Humanities
Russian language
literature
social science
foreign language
natural
biology
geography
Some items belong to two spheres at once. For example, physics and chemistry are considered both exact and natural sciences. Therefore, the advice for them will be the same.
Precise items
During preparation for the exam in mathematics, physics and computer science, you need to solve as many problems as possible. At the same time, carefully read the condition and give the answer that is asked in it.
, teaches mathematics at Foxford
To solve a problem, it is often necessary to compose an equation, and for this it is important not to miss a single element of the condition and write it correctly in mathematical language. The ability to translate the text of the problem into an equation is a skill that needs to be trained. Sometimes, to solve a problem, it is possible and even necessary to use an element that is not directly stated in the condition.
Don't worry if it takes a long time to solve problems at first. Just keep going and you'll get better with time. Try to solve them in the simplest way possible. At the exam, they don’t expect tricky equations and complex schemes from you. How easier solution, the less chance of error.
Also don't forget to check the results before writing down the final answer.
Advice from the front
Ekaterina Khakimova, passed the exam in physics with 100 points, entered the Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas for the development of oil and gas fields
I took courses at Foxford to prepare for the Unified State Examination in Physics Part C with Mikhail Penkin. These sessions were very effective. But besides this, I tried to see physics in everything around me: to calculate the frequency of hand movement or after how many seconds the swing with the child would go down.
The subject must be loved and imbued with it. During preparation, you should not exchange for other subjects at school. To pass the exam in physics with 100 points, it is not enough just to work out problems. Focus on preparation, build a lesson plan and follow it exactly.
Humanitarian subjects
All the exams in the humanities have a task with an essay or an essay. As a rule, this is the most difficult part of the exam, because you need to correctly define the problem, pick up arguments and prove your point of view. It is also important to be able to determine the position of the author of the text and understand what the reviewers expect from you.
, teaches social studies at Foxford
To reveal the problem means to determine what the author of the quote wanted to say. To understand this, put yourself in the place of the author and assume that you said it. And then ask yourself why you said it, for what reasons, and what exactly did you want to convey with this statement.
There are many exceptions and other points in the rules for Russian and foreign languages that you just need to remember. Visualization also helps: write down words with complex stress and hang them in a conspicuous place.
Advice from the front
Natasha Nikiforova, passed the exam in social science with 92 points and in history with 89 points, entered the faculty of foreign languages at the Pedagogical University of Ulyanovsk
When preparing for social studies, do not memorize the terms. It is more important to understand the essence of the phenomenon and make a definition yourself. The expert will count it if he sees that you understand him.
Also write as many essays as possible. And for factual argument, raise general level erudition. Read fiction and non-fiction, internet news, biographies famous people study history. You can use facts from other subjects: I, for example, successfully used my knowledge of biology at the exam in social studies.
I advise you to study history from different sources so that they complement each other. You can also read historical novels and watch feature films. For example, the novel by A.N. Tolstoy's "Peter the Great" and Eisenstein's films "Alexander Nevsky" and "Ivan the Terrible". So you will see real destinies behind dry dates real people and feel the spirit of the era. Then the study of history will seem more interesting to you.
natural items
The specifics of tasks on the USE in natural subjects as a whole differ little from exact ones. Here it is also important to use logic and common sense and check the results of the decision.
But there are also some peculiarities. Natural Sciences study nature and the world around us. Therefore, knowledge about them can be gleaned from what is happening around.
For example, geography is more connected with real life than other sciences. To study it, it is important to be aware of the news, see the connections between events, and also rely on your own experience. Watch how the economy is run in your family - the world economy works according to the same laws.
Carefully work with terminology - the most common mistakes in schoolchildren's answers in geography, biology and chemistry are associated with it. If you do not understand what kind of word you met, open the dictionary and look at the definition. And then explain it in your own words, even if the task does not require it. Otherwise, you will miss the essence of the problem and answer the question incorrectly.
Advice from the front
Vanya Bondar, passed the Unified State Examination in Biology with 86 points, entered the budget at the PMSMU. Sechenov at the Faculty of Dentistry
I immediately repeated the studied material. I turned it over in my head, asking myself questions. It is important to do this constantly so that it fits in your head. And just before the exam, I solved tasks from FIPI books.
Write beautiful abstracts so that you yourself are drawn to reread them. Accustom yourself to discipline, do all the homework that is given at school and in classes with a tutor. But do not count on tutors, try to do everything yourself.
It will be very correct to start preparing for the exam a year in advance. You can, of course, even earlier, two or three years in advance, but only if you do it systematically, that is, constantly repeat what you have learned. When you learn something new and immediately forget it, time is simply wasted. In this case, it is better to leave the preparation for the graduation year. The only exception is English language- it is advised to start preparing for it two years before the exam.
2. Time distribution
In addition to school and homework, on self-training you need to allocate 1-2 hours a day. Make a schedule for the week: one day - one subject. No need to load yourself with all the items at once, it's tiring. It may be necessary to allocate a little more time to the discipline whose material is most difficult to perceive. And be sure to set aside a day to rest - it is necessary, especially in adolescence.
3. Tutors
You can pass the exam without a tutor, having prepared yourself. But at the same time, you need to know the structure of tasks and theoretical material. If every score is important for you, and the competition for a university is big, a tutor is necessary. It is better if it is a practicing teacher who graduates 11th grade and knows how USE assignments, which traps are expected to be repeated from theory and worked out in practice. Also, the tutor will help with self-control if you need to constantly urge you to do something.
It is better to start looking for a tutor as early as possible, as good tutors high demand. You can find this by talking to graduates who have successfully passed the exam with the help of a tutor. Ask them for contact details and run to sign up.
4. Benefits for passing the exam
The exam assignments change every year. Therefore, I strongly do not recommend using the benefits for the exam, which were left from a sister or brother. Even if last year's allowance, it is no longer relevant. Buy benefits only after the trial versions of the exam for this year are posted on the official website of the FIPI. Not all benefits that say “pass the exam for 100 points” correspond to their name.
To choose the best, you need to turn to the Internet - for example, on the popular site Ucheba.ru, the top of the best manuals for preparing for the exam in various subjects is given.
5. Trial versions of the exam
As you know, in the exam, almost half of the tasks are test ones. They are the easiest to prepare for. In fact, test part of the exam- this is grace, you can learn to solve it to automatism, besides, it does not need to be checked by a specialist.
In order to do the test part as quickly as possible, you just need to solve them in large numbers, 2-3 tests every day. By the end of the year, the test part will take you 10-15 minutes. Tasks can be found in open jar FIPI assignments, on sites like Reshu Unified State Examination, Studying ru, as well as in USE manuals.
Let's not forget about the practical part of the exam. It is the most difficult, and it takes more time and effort to complete it.
Here, ready-made essays or essays written as an example come to the rescue (this applies to humanitarian subjects). Topics of essays and essays are given in trial options USE. It can be seen that each year the topics of essays and essays are approximately the same, so for each of the topics, choose two good work, which are designed according to all the criteria, and use them when writing your own. The main thing - do not write off! Written work is cancelled.
For those subjects where you need to show the solution and find the answer, everything works easier: there is no need to be afraid of plagiarism, the solutions of tasks can coincide. All this can be found on the Internet, on the same sites. Either your school teacher or a tutor can help with checking the second part of the exam.
6. The harder the better
USE tasks are divided into three levels of difficulty: simple, medium and complex. If you intend to score more than 70 points, you need to focus on the most difficult ones, for which they give the most points.
Also, tasks not from the school course may come across in the exam, so the more difficult the tasks you solve before the exam, the easier it will be for you on the exam itself. Most often, this is decided Olympiad tasks. And, of course, it doesn’t hurt to go to the Olympiads in the subjects that you pass.
7. Mindfulness training
Inattention is the worst enemy of schoolchildren. Put a tick in the wrong box, write the answer in the wrong line, do not put a comma in the right box, and so on. How often do these mistakes prevent you from scoring the coveted points on the exam!
Mindfulness can be trained. In addition, this quality will later be seriously useful in life. There are many techniques for training attention, just type in the search engine: “Mindfulness training”, and you can find the technique that suits you the most.
8. Diagrams and tables
After you have gone through a topic, try to write it down briefly in a tabular or schematic form. This will help you to quickly remember the material covered and systematize knowledge. In addition, it is remembered much faster and more reliably.
9. Memory Palace
There is a way by which you can remember several times more than usual. Surely you remember the way to school (entrance, porch, stop, bus, and so on).
If you attach things that you need to remember to these images in your mind, the chance and probability of getting them out of memory at the right time increases significantly. This memorization method is quite ancient, it was described by Cicero and other Roman authors.
10. Speed training
This, of course, is not about physical training, although they also do not interfere. A certain amount of time is given for each exam, and sometimes it is sorely lacking.
In order to do everything on the exam, you will have to practice meeting the given time, so that the quality does not suffer. Divide your time in two.
As a rule, the practical part takes more time. If you are given, say, 210 minutes (that is, 3 hours 30 minutes), leave 35-45 minutes for the test part, 10-15 minutes for a break, and spend the rest of the time on the second part. When you sit down to write another sampler, note the time and try to keep within it. At the exam itself, these 10-15 minutes will be needed to transfer the answers to the form, calm down and mentally prepare for the exam.
I want to wish good luck to those who pass the exam. If you purposefully prepared for the year, you will succeed.