You need to eat, sleep, and relax as well. When you are lying on your bed before going to sleep, try remembering the topics that you learnt during the day. Think about the topics that you need to pay more attention to so that you can make a plan for the next day accordingly. When you perform physical movements like walking, jumping, running, biking, skipping, and hiking, it metabolizes your brain making it more active.
Research has shown that just 20 minutes of walking can make your brain more active than when you are sitting quietly. You also try meditation as it is known for improving your IQ level and concentration resulting in reduced stress, anxiety, and depression and improved focus. Create mental association. By making a connection, you will be able to remember a concept better. You need to use your creativity to connect things.
Use Mnemonic technique. For complex data, you can make short sentences or short formulae. These mnemonic techniques can help you remember these formulae. Group study. Group study works only when each member of the group is focused on studying.
By doing so, you will be able to get new insights from your friends. When you are sharing your resources, discussing concepts with your friends, and interacting with the members, your learning experience is enhanced. It will also provide you with an interactive learning experience. Watch a documentary. If you want to learn a concept in an easy and fast way, you should watch a video tutorial on the topic. It is a known fact that visuals can help you retain concepts easily.
The platform offers tutorial videos, adaptive learning techniques, and interactive study with the top mentors. The day before your exam, you need to relax. All you have to do is use your notes for revising the relevant topics. You should pay extra attention to important topics. Eat a proper dinner and go to bed on time. Before you sleep, make sure that your admit card, stationeries, and clothes are ready. By using all these topics and practising as much as you can, you will be prepared for your Class 6 Maths exam.
Math exams are considered to be nerve-racking by many students. No matter how well you are prepared, you might feel stressed on the day of your exam. If you feel the same, here are a few last-minute tips for your Maths exam that will make you feel more prepared and confident:.
Budget your time. As soon as you get your question paper, the first thing that you have to tackle is how much time you will be spending on each question. For example, if you have 30 questions in the exam paper and minutes to finish the exam, you should not spend more than 3 minutes on one question. However, this will be a bit more complicated with your class 6 exam as there will be different types of questions with different marks. You have to budget your time according to your preferences.
Leaving a question in the middle will be hard. But, you have to remember that if you take too long on one question, you might lose the opportunity to score marks elsewhere. Staying put will be far more costly. There is no point in wasting 10 minutes on a question that will get you only one mark.
Instead, you can use those 10 minutes to work on a question that might get you more marks. You have to prioritize and make sure that you stick to the time limits. You have decided this before you start your exam. Read the difficult questions first. You must know that as you give your exam, your ability to focus and concentrate will diminish. You have to use your reading time for strategizing answers to the most difficult and heavy-mark questions of the paper. These are usually the ones in the end.
In the best-case scenario, you will be able to formulate the correct approach for solving the question and write it down immediately. Conceptualize your answers before writing.
Before you start writing the solution, think about the best strategy for solving the question. If you take a moment to think about your approach and not dive headfirst into writing the answer, you might spot some problems in it. You can even try writing down a summary of the approach you are using for solving the problem. This way, if you do get lost, you can look back and remember what you were going to do next. Draw a diagram wherever possible. Instead of holding all the relevant information together in your mind, you will have it on the page.
And, in some cases, you might be able to find an approach for answering the question. For some questions, like a speedy algebra question worth one mark, creating a diagram might not be possible or desirable.
But in other cases, it can be the exact move you need for cracking a tricky question. Also, some teachers mark the diagrams. Write down the logic behind your work. You might think that this is unnecessary. But it is important that you build your answer up from the foundation which means defining the unknowns, drawing a diagram, starting a formula, or identifying what you have to solve.
Then, you have to write down the solution in a step-by-step manner. It will help in structuring your answer and allowing your teacher to see the train of thought. In this case, even if you get the wrong answer, you will still be able to get some marks if the teacher can see the method you used for approaching the problem.
Be careful with units and rounding. This is an easy and avoidable mistake. You have to give the answer in the form it was requested in the question. In most cases, it will be specified in the question exactly how many places the answer should be rounded to.
Once you have solved the problem and written your answer, you should read the question once again to make sure that you have written what was asked. This will ensure that you can refer back to it easily and when needed. The same goes for units as well. This is important for a time, speed, distance, dollar amount, or anything else that ends with a unit.
If you are someone who forgets to add units, you should keep them in your calculations. You might have to spend some extra time writing the unit on every line, but it will be worth it to avoid losing marks. Check your answers at the end. While you are writing the answers, highlight the ones you are unsure of. At the end of your exam, if you have any time left, you can go back to them and work on giving the best possible answer.
Another thing that you can do is double check your calculations while you are doing this. It is common for students to make silly errors while calculating. By going over each question, you will be able to remove these errors and avoid losing marks unnecessarily. If you put these tips to good use, you will be able to score better in your Class 6 Math exam. Know how to write the answers. When you are solving a math question, you need to showcase your work or else you will end up losing some marks.
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