Emotional intelligence, Studying Techniques
It's important to manage your study sessions carefully. Make sure you're well organised, that you have everything that you need. Record your progress so that you know where you are. It also feels good when you can see that you're winning.Divide everything that you've got to learn into small chunks. [...]
Studying Techniques
You need to keep tabs on all the chunks of information that you’re revising. You’ll need to know where you are in the Learning Cycle sequence for each of them so that you can keep on top of your revision and nothing falls by the wayside. If you were to [...]
Studying Techniques
How good is your memory? Do you retain everything that you’ve revised? Or do you find that over time the information begins to slip away? Do you know what to do to get better grades? Don’t worry! That’s perfectly normal. Human beings are supposed to forget! I’m not making this [...]
Studying Techniques
Many of us worry when we forget something seemingly important. We berate ourselves and imagine an intolerable future in which we continue lose more of our memory. (Ever beaten yourself up for up for failing to recall everything in your Certificate in Financial Planning exam?) But how many of us [...]
Studying Techniques
How do world memory champions remember the names of 600 people filing past them, or the order of cards in four packs of playing cards? And if you could use some of them, would you find your financial planning exams easy to pass? Well, it turns out that they’re not [...]
Emotional intelligence, Studying Techniques
What might be in the way of your getting the best exam results possible for you? Motivation – Are you enthusiastic? Do you have a compelling reason to get good grades? Strategy – Are you using the best techniques for your brain-type to revise and get the best marks? Perspective [...]
Studying Techniques
Yes! You heard that right! Spend less time revising and go into the exam feeling confident that you’ll pass comfortably. Have you ever struggled to achieve something, for example to find a book in the library, to make a reliable topspin forehand in tennis or to remove the formatting marks [...]
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