Failure in studies
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ever studied really hard for a test but still failed terribly in the end?
what's the next step to do?
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Feel like crap la,but i don't study very hard,so failing is like deserved sometimes..
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Cheat.
No lah...just jk. But I say...perhaps you should take a step back and reflect on your study methods. Perhaps you are not concentrating while you are studying? Perhaps you panicked during the exams? -
hm ask your teacher for help, i.e. study skills??
pple say must study smart not study hard
but the problem is how to study smart???
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study your teacher who set the paper.
Teacher tends to set paper in a certain way and method.
For example teacher says "study the front chapters and it will come out.'
But in fact this teacher always bluff students so study the back chapters instead.
Never give up. failing in one test does not mean you will fail again.
Work out why u fail and understand why you had done wrong. People who learn from past mistakes tends to remember it well and will never forget the mistakes again. -
Try to find out what went wrong...? But sometimes it's just plain luck...?Originally posted by jeramy:ever studied really hard for a test but still failed terribly in the end?
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i failed my O level english, A level GP, both miserably... yet had to pull up myself, and continue to move on... Haiz... it dun feel gd.
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er.....
dun memorise. make sure u understand what u're readin n all that. -
different people at different at things. you my even be good at singing or some other thing else instead who knows
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drop the subject....Originally posted by jeramy:ever studied really hard for a test but still failed terribly in the end?
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everyone can be good at everything... it's just that some people are exceptionally better at others.Originally posted by leon_lai89:different people at different at things. you my even be good at singing or some other thing else instead who knows
Seriously, learning is a life-long process. If you have difficulty learning the slightly advanced basics... it only tells you to change your methods of learning. I know of people who never do revisions and rarely do assignments, and yet they can soar. They are the ones who study smart. Not some dead-set memorising work. These people learn... not remember... You have to understand the difference before you can truly soar or, to aim a little lower, even do decently for your school work.
"There is a fine line between learning and memorising, everyone else is on the 'memorising' side. All I did was to step out, and across to the other side."
That's what my friend says... which is true. He may not be the one who scores the highest... but he is definitely the one with higher IQ compared to many who score higher than him. Why? That's because he is one of the few who treasure knowledge... and seek to understand more. The others are just content in knowing that something happens a certain way and not know WHY. The ultimate question... "Why?" not... "What?" -
study and study, practise and practise doing till u pass.
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I agree... instead of trying to cramp all the logics in your brian... take time to read it like you read a story book... understand the concept... when you understand it you'll be able to remember it better...
this works for me most of the time.... when you study...
1. first read through carefully, take time to read out loud. ask yourself why? does it makes sense?
2. write point-form notes... on thought processes... like you asked yourself why, record down the answer in your own words so it makes sense to you.
3. after finishing writing the notes ( it should cover all that you need for you exam/test) study from the notes. you wrte it you should understand it.Originally posted by shinta:er.....
dun memorise. make sure u understand what u're readin n all that. -
thats the best advice i've heard in a whileOriginally posted by FireIce:drop the subject.... -
die.