For the Exam-Season Crammer

Calling all bookworms and teacher's pets! The moment you've been stressing for so long is nigh. Get ready for exam season by learning how best to study for your tests, what foods to feed your overworked brain, and what to do to ease all of that stress.

Articles & Books From For the Exam-Season Crammer

Cheat Sheet / Updated 03-19-2021
Coffee, coffee drinks, coffee shops, coffee, coffee, coffee. Everywhere you turn it seems to be there, and it’s certainly not diminishing in its presence. In fact, coffee is the third most consumed beverage behind only water and tea. © Zadorozhna Natalia / Shutterstock.comPerhaps you know a bit about it and make and drink it regularly.
Air Fryer Cookbook For Dummies
Prepare your favorite comfort foods the healthy wayChocolate chip muffins? Crispy bacon? Steak tacos? But . . . should you? Of course you should—especially when your air fryer makes it possible to put deliciously crispy food on your plate with a minimum of fuss, mess, and up to 80% fewer calories! Whether you’re looking to eat healthier, lose weight, or impress your friends, Air Fryer Cookbook For Dummies fills you in on everything you need to make air frying a regular part of your routine.
Article / Updated 04-25-2023
Air Fryers are for more than making healthier versions of French fries. You can use your air fryer to make tasty sandwiches and wraps, too. Whether you’re a vegetarian or a carnivore, there’s a star-studded handheld in this article that will satisfy and satiate you! Now, who’s ready to dive in? Tuna Melt Prep time: 15 minutesCook time: 8 minutesYield: 2 servings Ingredients 5 ounces canned tuna in water, no salt added2 tablespoons finely chopped onion1 tablespoon mayonnaise1 tablespoon plain Greek yogurt1/8 teaspoon dill1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper1/8 teaspoon salt4 slices whole-grain bread1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil4 slices white cheddar cheese, divided8 dill pickle slices Directions Preheat the air fryer to 390 degrees.
Video / Updated 04-01-2022
When you find yourself in a stressful situation, having a simple dialog with yourself can de-escalate the situation, take away your anxiety and stress, and help you cope. You can teach yourself to talk through your stress, put things into perspective, and empower yourself to deal with just about any stressor.
Article / Updated 04-05-2022
Some contemporary Hatha Yoga manuals feature more than 50 sitting postures, which demonstrate not only the inventiveness of Yoga practitioners, but also the body's amazing versatility. Still, all you may ever need are perhaps half a dozen yogic sitting postures. Avrielle Suleiman @ Unsplash Chair-sitting posture If you, like most Westerners, are accustomed to sitting on furniture rather than the floor, you may find that holding a floor position for an extended period of time is something you have to work up to.
Article / Updated 09-13-2023
When answering an exam question, it’s easy to misread what’s being asked and simply answer it in the wrong way. Your argument may be logical, thoughtful and well researched, but if you aren’t tailoring your response to the question, you stand to lose some serious marks! Below are definitions of some common instruction words.
Article / Updated 07-21-2023
It can be very difficult to get down to studying if your mind wanders or you’re hungry or just plain bored. It’s easy to get distracted by email or Youtube. It can help your concentration if you build in small bribes and treats to break up your studying, provide goals and give you something to look forward to.
Article / Updated 01-30-2023
Everything worth doing benefits from proper planning, and taking a test is no exception. The last chance a student has to influence the outcome of a test is the night before they take it. Here are ten must-dos to positively affect the outcome of a test. C D-X / Unsplash.com Eat a well-balanced meal It’s a proven fact that what you eat will have an effect on your physical and mental performance.
Article / Updated 04-05-2022
Exams, especially those covering basic maths, can be stressful and frustrating, and not many people enjoy doing them. But jumping through the hoops of an exam doesn’t have to be hard. If you can reach a point where you feel prepared, have a good, solid plan, and know how to relax, exams should hold no fear for you.