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Zeynaz
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I will be taking a very important Physics test next week based on advanced physics topics. I realized that generally i am able to solve the questions successfully on my own. But the problem is when i take mock exams i seem to get “panicked” and miss details, or use wrong values. After the exam I realize that those questions were actually easier (compared to what i felt in the exam)
Another thing i realized was because i want to be able get full points in the beginning i seem to write too much. Meaning, taking too much time to show every step (so i can get full points just in case!) and then lose some of my time doing that. Which eventually causes me to rush the last questions.
Other than timing my exams Do you have any tips for me that i can use? I know this is a very general, vague and personal problem but if you have any recommendations, I would appreciate it a lot.
Another thing i realized was because i want to be able get full points in the beginning i seem to write too much. Meaning, taking too much time to show every step (so i can get full points just in case!) and then lose some of my time doing that. Which eventually causes me to rush the last questions.
Other than timing my exams Do you have any tips for me that i can use? I know this is a very general, vague and personal problem but if you have any recommendations, I would appreciate it a lot.