Exam Maxing📏📝Score Higher

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

let’s start with the easiest test to get good Multiple Choice Standardized (MCS) tests like the SAT,GRE,JEE,ACT and a test I personally have to take the CAT (Computerized Adaptive Testing).​

Here’s a video I found on youtube that gives great advice for math
and heres the points the video makes summed up:

1. Speed makes you better at math
2. You need to solve problems fast
3. After you learn everything, focus on doing problems as quickly as possible

Not only does speed help you finish the test, it helps you redo the test not just look it over,but actually do it again.Its harder to find mistakes when youre only reviewing your work,but when you redo it,youre less likely to make the same mistake.​

I went into this thinking it was going to be some surface-level advice, but I came out with a completely different view on tests. The first time I watched the video, I was confusing speed with rushing​

So I didnt think much of it until I saw one of my gifted friends take a test. He was picking options before I even finished reading the question,while still maintaining near perfect grades.Heres what I optimized to get like my gifted friend:​

Let’s understand what “speed” means in this situation.In my opinion,speed means using more efficient techniques to get to the answer.​

SPEED = PRACTICE + EFFICIENCY

For example,one technique that can help if you don’t know the answer is to spot common mistake answers.These are answers that a typical student might get if they don’t know how to solve the problem and try to “reinvent” math.lets try a problem:​

A B C D E are all "reinvented" A adds two fractions by adding the top and bottom B is adding two fractions by multiplying the top and bottom C is adding two fractions by adding the top and multiplying the bottom and E is adding two fractions by multiplying across the fraction bar it self and then adding the bottom​

the correct way to do it is to do this cross multiplying thing where you multiply the bottoms then you multiply across like this so D is

the answer​

Test writers often include these kinds of trap answers because theyre quick to create and effective at catching mistakes. If you’re a good test taker and short on time, you can at least eliminate the answers that look like common mistakes cross them out and then make an educated guess.​

If you want to get faster,you have to practice doing more problems while trying to optimize your time without sacrificing too much accuracy.​

But that’s easier said than done.It can be pretty boring to do practice tests, and sometimes you lose focus and just reread the same question like a retard.Thats why I think watching other people take a test isnt a bad idea. Just search your tests walk through,youll find people explaining problems step by step, often better than any AI could.This exposes you to more problems and solutions faster than just taking tests on your own.​

for nonmath tests tahe best tip i can give you is that the people who write the test also create the answer key at the same time,with clear explanations of why each wrong answer is incorrect and why each correct answer is right.These explanations are based on facts or evidence from the passage they cant be based on opinion.​

So when you’re taking a test and you’re stuck between choice A and choice B, try to imagine that you wrote the answer key. If A is wrong, there must be a factual reason why B is correct.This mental shift can help you score more points because it trains you to think like the test writer.​

Avoid analysis paralysis.A big barrier to studying is wasting time thinking about what to study and how to study it. It’s good to have a plan, but at some point, you just have to start.If nothing seems to be working, try the classic method: reading textbooks.It might be boring,but it works.

Heres my mini guide on how to make good decisions in life:https://looksmax.org/threads/stop-making-dumb-decisions-use-this-framework-instead.2019450/

 

[Vireon]

Mirin

(dnr)

 

[iblamemore]

 

[Matt_r7x]

same method ive been doing to learn calculus 1+2 since a month, the organic chem tutor is really good at explaining things too, if you have trouble understanding math, i recommend you check him out.

 

[cookiekingglazer]

true INTP Martin god

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

wtf happened with the pics brah

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

same method ive been doing to learn calculus 1+2 since a month, the organic chem tutor is really good at explaining things too, if you have trouble understanding math, i recommend you check him out.

will do bro

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

true INTP Martin god

martin is my idol

 

[cookiekingglazer]

martin is my idol

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

what is this supposed to mean bro

 

[joja]

Bro any tips for memorising stuff

 

[cookiekingglazer]

Bro any tips for memorising stuff

repeat n practice 24/7

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

Bro any tips for memorising stuff

sure bro i can send you some good threads that arent mine

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

repeat n practice 24/7

that is shit bro

 

[joja]

repeat n practice 24/7

Thats everyone do and still won't be able to clear exams its just depends on what brain can hold up

 

[joja]

sure bro i can send you some good threads that arent mine

Yeaa

 

[cookiekingglazer]

Thats everyone do and still won't be able to clear exams its just depends on what brain can hold up

IQPILL

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

IQPILL

just be the gifted friend brutalllllll

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

Yeaa

Self-Learning And Methods That Actually Work [IMPROVERS GTFIH][PART 1]

Gather round looksmaxxers, I'm about to get a hit of dopamine dropping knowledge that I believe you all should know. First off, I want this thread to be a discussion in how we can maximize our effort and potential as a whole. I will be detailing in this OP what I know about self-learning with...

looksmax.org

 

[sub1foidslayer]

let’s start with the easiest test to get good Multiple Choice Standardized (MCS) tests like the SAT,GRE,JEE,ACT and a test I personally have to take the CAT (Computerized Adaptive Testing).​

Here’s a video I found on youtube that gives great advice for math
and heres the points the video makes summed up:

1. Speed makes you better at math
2. You need to solve problems fast
3. After you learn everything, focus on doing problems as quickly as possible

Not only does speed help you finish the test, it helps you redo the test not just look it over,but actually do it again.Its harder to find mistakes when youre only reviewing your work,but when you redo it,youre less likely to make the same mistake.​

I went into this thinking it was going to be some surface-level advice, but I came out with a completely different view on tests. The first time I watched the video, I was confusing speed with rushing​

So I didnt think much of it until I saw one of my gifted friends take a test. He was picking options before I even finished reading the question,while still maintaining near perfect grades.Heres what I optimized to get like my gifted friend:​

Let’s understand what “speed” means in this situation.In my opinion,speed means using more efficient techniques to get to the answer.​

SPEED = PRACTICE + EFFICIENCY

For example,one technique that can help if you don’t know the answer is to spot common mistake answers.These are answers that a typical student might get if they don’t know how to solve the problem and try to “reinvent” math.lets try a problem:​

View attachment 4939343​

A B C D E are all "reinvented" A adds two fractions by adding the top and bottom B is adding two fractions by multiplying the top and bottom C is adding two fractions by adding the top and multiplying the bottom and E is adding two fractions by multiplying across the fraction bar it self and then adding the bottom​

the correct way to do it is to do this cross multiplying thing where you multiply the bottoms then you multiply across like this so D isView attachment 4939367 the answer​

Test writers often include these kinds of trap answers because theyre quick to create and effective at catching mistakes. If you’re a good test taker and short on time, you can at least eliminate the answers that look like common mistakes cross them out and then make an educated guess.​

If you want to get faster,you have to practice doing more problems while trying to optimize your time without sacrificing too much accuracy.​

But that’s easier said than done.It can be pretty boring to do practice tests, and sometimes you lose focus and just reread the same question like a retard.Thats why I think watching other people take a test isnt a bad idea. Just search your tests walk through,youll find people explaining problems step by step, often better than any AI could.This exposes you to more problems and solutions faster than just taking tests on your own.​

for nonmath tests tahe best tip i can give you is that the people who write the test also create the answer key at the same time,with clear explanations of why each wrong answer is incorrect and why each correct answer is right.These explanations are based on facts or evidence from the passage they cant be based on opinion.​

So when you’re taking a test and you’re stuck between choice A and choice B, try to imagine that you wrote the answer key. If A is wrong, there must be a factual reason why B is correct.This mental shift can help you score more points because it trains you to think like the test writer.​

Avoid analysis paralysis.A big barrier to studying is wasting time thinking about what to study and how to study it. It’s good to have a plan, but at some point, you just have to start.If nothing seems to be working, try the classic method: reading textbooks.It might be boring,but it works.

Heres my mini guide on how to make good decisions in life:https://looksmax.org/threads/stop-making-dumb-decisions-use-this-framework-instead.2019450/

botb worthy bhai

 

[teddy101]

let’s start with the easiest test to get good Multiple Choice Standardized (MCS) tests like the SAT,GRE,JEE,ACT and a test I personally have to take the CAT (Computerized Adaptive Testing).​

Here’s a video I found on youtube that gives great advice for math
and heres the points the video makes summed up:

1. Speed makes you better at math
2. You need to solve problems fast
3. After you learn everything, focus on doing problems as quickly as possible

Not only does speed help you finish the test, it helps you redo the test not just look it over,but actually do it again.Its harder to find mistakes when youre only reviewing your work,but when you redo it,youre less likely to make the same mistake.​

I went into this thinking it was going to be some surface-level advice, but I came out with a completely different view on tests. The first time I watched the video, I was confusing speed with rushing​

So I didnt think much of it until I saw one of my gifted friends take a test. He was picking options before I even finished reading the question,while still maintaining near perfect grades.Heres what I optimized to get like my gifted friend:​

Let’s understand what “speed” means in this situation.In my opinion,speed means using more efficient techniques to get to the answer.​

SPEED = PRACTICE + EFFICIENCY

For example,one technique that can help if you don’t know the answer is to spot common mistake answers.These are answers that a typical student might get if they don’t know how to solve the problem and try to “reinvent” math.lets try a problem:​

View attachment 4939343​

A B C D E are all "reinvented" A adds two fractions by adding the top and bottom B is adding two fractions by multiplying the top and bottom C is adding two fractions by adding the top and multiplying the bottom and E is adding two fractions by multiplying across the fraction bar it self and then adding the bottom​

the correct way to do it is to do this cross multiplying thing where you multiply the bottoms then you multiply across like this so D isView attachment 4939367 the answer​

Test writers often include these kinds of trap answers because theyre quick to create and effective at catching mistakes. If you’re a good test taker and short on time, you can at least eliminate the answers that look like common mistakes cross them out and then make an educated guess.​

If you want to get faster,you have to practice doing more problems while trying to optimize your time without sacrificing too much accuracy.​

But that’s easier said than done.It can be pretty boring to do practice tests, and sometimes you lose focus and just reread the same question like a retard.Thats why I think watching other people take a test isnt a bad idea. Just search your tests walk through,youll find people explaining problems step by step, often better than any AI could.This exposes you to more problems and solutions faster than just taking tests on your own.​

for nonmath tests tahe best tip i can give you is that the people who write the test also create the answer key at the same time,with clear explanations of why each wrong answer is incorrect and why each correct answer is right.These explanations are based on facts or evidence from the passage they cant be based on opinion.​

So when you’re taking a test and you’re stuck between choice A and choice B, try to imagine that you wrote the answer key. If A is wrong, there must be a factual reason why B is correct.This mental shift can help you score more points because it trains you to think like the test writer.​

Avoid analysis paralysis.A big barrier to studying is wasting time thinking about what to study and how to study it. It’s good to have a plan, but at some point, you just have to start.If nothing seems to be working, try the classic method: reading textbooks.It might be boring,but it works.

Heres my mini guide on how to make good decisions in life:https://looksmax.org/threads/stop-making-dumb-decisions-use-this-framework-instead.2019450/

looks decent and its not water bro its great i have a math test tomorrow amma try this an update

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

botb worthy bhai

thanks bro but its too shit

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

looks decent and its not water bro its great i have a math test tomorrow amma try this an update

letssss gooooooooo i thought ts was water and i was gonna get shit on

 

[joja]

Can you make on stuff like medical idk biology kinda hard and tough to memorize

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

Can you make on stuff like medical idk biology kinda hard and tough to memorize

Brother I am not a medical student I am 14 ,I only make threads on stuff I know

 

[justbereincarnated]

Are you 10 this is the most basic advice

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

Are you 10 this is the most basic advice

3 posts?

 

[vxfx]

Norwood. Guy can’t be trusted.

 

[inhibTerminatorr]

let’s start with the easiest test to get good Multiple Choice Standardized (MCS) tests like the SAT,GRE,JEE,ACT and a test I personally have to take the CAT (Computerized Adaptive Testing).​

Here’s a video I found on youtube that gives great advice for math
and heres the points the video makes summed up:

1. Speed makes you better at math
2. You need to solve problems fast
3. After you learn everything, focus on doing problems as quickly as possible

Not only does speed help you finish the test, it helps you redo the test not just look it over,but actually do it again.Its harder to find mistakes when youre only reviewing your work,but when you redo it,youre less likely to make the same mistake.​

I went into this thinking it was going to be some surface-level advice, but I came out with a completely different view on tests. The first time I watched the video, I was confusing speed with rushing​

So I didnt think much of it until I saw one of my gifted friends take a test. He was picking options before I even finished reading the question,while still maintaining near perfect grades.Heres what I optimized to get like my gifted friend:​

Let’s understand what “speed” means in this situation.In my opinion,speed means using more efficient techniques to get to the answer.​

SPEED = PRACTICE + EFFICIENCY

For example,one technique that can help if you don’t know the answer is to spot common mistake answers.These are answers that a typical student might get if they don’t know how to solve the problem and try to “reinvent” math.lets try a problem:​

View attachment 4939343​

A B C D E are all "reinvented" A adds two fractions by adding the top and bottom B is adding two fractions by multiplying the top and bottom C is adding two fractions by adding the top and multiplying the bottom and E is adding two fractions by multiplying across the fraction bar it self and then adding the bottom​

the correct way to do it is to do this cross multiplying thing where you multiply the bottoms then you multiply across like this so D isView attachment 4939367 the answer​

Test writers often include these kinds of trap answers because theyre quick to create and effective at catching mistakes. If you’re a good test taker and short on time, you can at least eliminate the answers that look like common mistakes cross them out and then make an educated guess.​

If you want to get faster,you have to practice doing more problems while trying to optimize your time without sacrificing too much accuracy.​

But that’s easier said than done.It can be pretty boring to do practice tests, and sometimes you lose focus and just reread the same question like a retard.Thats why I think watching other people take a test isnt a bad idea. Just search your tests walk through,youll find people explaining problems step by step, often better than any AI could.This exposes you to more problems and solutions faster than just taking tests on your own.​

for nonmath tests tahe best tip i can give you is that the people who write the test also create the answer key at the same time,with clear explanations of why each wrong answer is incorrect and why each correct answer is right.These explanations are based on facts or evidence from the passage they cant be based on opinion.​

So when you’re taking a test and you’re stuck between choice A and choice B, try to imagine that you wrote the answer key. If A is wrong, there must be a factual reason why B is correct.This mental shift can help you score more points because it trains you to think like the test writer.​

Avoid analysis paralysis.A big barrier to studying is wasting time thinking about what to study and how to study it. It’s good to have a plan, but at some point, you just have to start.If nothing seems to be working, try the classic method: reading textbooks.It might be boring,but it works.

Heres my mini guide on how to make good decisions in life:https://looksmax.org/threads/stop-making-dumb-decisions-use-this-framework-instead.2019450/

mirin
absolutely true speed MATTERS a lot DONT TAKE YOUR TIME

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

Norwood. Guy can’t be trusted.

then you can't trust me

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

mirin
absolutely true speed MATTERS a lot DONT TAKE YOUR TIME

Yea prioritise speed when practicing

 

[croasbow]

send me aswell

 

[Foidslayermrpoopdog]

Self-Learning And Methods That Actually Work [IMPROVERS GTFIH][PART 1]

Gather round looksmaxxers, I'm about to get a hit of dopamine dropping knowledge that I believe you all should know. First off, I want this thread to be a discussion in how we can maximize our effort and potential as a whole. I will be detailing in this OP what I know about self-learning with...

looksmax.org

send me aswell

Brother it's here on the thread