The discussion revolves around strategies to stay awake after waking early, particularly in the context of preparing for an upcoming exam. Participants explore various approaches to manage sleep and study habits, emphasizing the balance between rest and last-minute revision.
Participants generally agree on the importance of sleep for exam performance, but there are differing views on the effectiveness of last-minute strategies to stay awake and revise.
Some participants mention the limitations of time and the pressure of memorization-based exams, indicating a reliance on specific study methods that may not align with long-term comprehension.
Students preparing for exams, particularly those facing challenges with time management and study habits, may find this discussion relevant.
I would suggest that if the exam is tomorrow a good night's sleep will do you far more good than sleep-deprived cramming. You sound prepared.shivajikobardan said:Any tips will be appreciated.
our exams are memorization based. i approach study for long term. problem is time is too short for exams or i am too dumb and slow minded. that feeling you get when you revise same thing 3 times is unparalleled. i want that experience again :) let's see.hutchphd said:I would suggest that if the exam is tomorrow a good night's sleep will do you far more good than sleep-deprived cramming. You sound prepared.
Get out of the habit of studying "for exams". Always study for long term comprehension and you don'thave to sweat the small stuff