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Learning how to study and recall effectively and strategically with the right mental attitude is the key to success.
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facebook.comThe middle of August, scarcely a time to think about exams! However, planning ahead means you control your life, it does not control you. Now taking appointment bookings for September. One to one sessions preparing Students for examinations. This is a bespoke service which mentally prepares students for studying and examinations addressing the individual stumbling blocks, be they failure to motivate and get started to being overwhelmed and stressed. Sessions are useful for both the serial procrastinator and the committed student. This is the only service like this. Denise calls on over 30 years experience both as a student and a study coach combined with her training as a psychologist, psychoanalyst, psychotherapist and mother. Typical past clients have been: The student who is only getting average marks The extremely studious student who fails apart due to stress The unmotivated student The hard worker who never gets the results The dosser who wants to maximise their results The student who doesn't know what he/se wants to do after school The Phd Student who needs motivation to finish The student who needs guidance with their thesis The student who panics because they have left it too late The student who doesn't panic and has left it too late The student who wants strategy advice for exams The student who doesn't know how to study The student who doesn't know how to do exams The student who gets distracted too easily and can't pay attention The student who can't sleep The student with with low self confidence Every type of student can benefit, some only require two or three sessions in total, some require monthly sessions, others still require weekly sessions. It is different for everyone. ...Limited places available...
Preparation is the key to success. If you are about to start back to school, do yourself a favour and be prepared, it's so much easier to do before you start. Get a folder for each subject. Have a front page that lists all the topics, this could be chapter headings from your text book. Astrix the topics that come up every year and learn these first. Put all your notes and essays in the relevant sections. Check you have all your books. Organise the stationery you require; including copies, A4 notebooks, pens (black Blue red green etc) pencils, geometry set, calculator, rubber, record cards and highletters. Get past exam papers. Get the marking scheme for each subject (exam papers available in bookshops and online) and put it all together. Now you're half way there!
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