Food and Nutrition 2 (Practical) – Solved Exam – Mock Dodoma – Form Four 2020
Preparations for Final Exams
Avoid
the Urge to Procrastinate
No
guide on studying for finals in college would be complete without a quick
mention concerning procrastination. This natural tendency seems to define the
college experience with some students even boasting about their ability to
survive all-nighters. In reality, however, procrastination is not cause for
celebration or even light-hearted joking. This harmful practice stresses
students out and almost always leads to worse scores.
The
process of preparing for final exams should begin on the first day of class.
The material you cover early on in your course is also the most likely to be
forgotten by the time finals arrive. Hence, the need for extra attention in
those first few weeks. As finals draw near, plan to review the full scope of
material you’ve covered, perhaps dividing study sessions up by chapters in your
textbook or dedicating one study period to each week of class.
