Maths in the morning

I have a saturday maths test

Test, on a Saturday!?

It's very cruel but there's nothing I can do

So I'm sat here with a million sheets. I picked up my phone to take a picture to show you but they all look so depressing and grim I just didn't take a picture at all because I thought what would be the point!?

Instead I'll show you what I'm eating as my snack

 

Raisins, with a teaspoon

I can't find any chocolate, or anything sweet at all so I settled for raisins, which are a bit too sticky and kind of making my tongue feel weird.

Cramming woop de woop!

I feel your pain if you're cramming too

Or if you have an exam tomorrow and you need to study, watch my video for all kinds of help with that!

100th post and a new study-time video!

It's a double whammy of treats today and it's Friday!So maybe that's a triple whammy!?

First of all...
Happy 100th post day to my blog! Who would have thought? 100 days of writing about crafts and videos, tips and trick and all other kind of cray cray and peculiar posts.

I did not mean it to coincide with making a new video, but it does so here it is:



This is more of a practical how-to because although it may give you shudders to think about, exam season is upon us!
These tips work for all kinds of tests, exams, mid terms, end of terms, anything!

Please: take note that cramming is never ever a recommended form of studying, and for good reason- you won't be able to answer questions so insightfully with sophisticated links between theories and ideas than if you had learnt things over a longer period of time- this is true for theoretical topics
For numerical and more factual based topics, you won't be able to answer the hardest and higher level questions as easily, if at all.
But, cramming is going to be a million times better than nothing!

So cram this time- but next time make sure that you don't have to!