Oh my god guys, finally, after a long time, I can access this blog. I have made a pact slash vow slash promise to:
1) Use this for useful (?) purposes
2) Not to swear on this blog (I swear too much in real life)
Okay, back to topic, MYEs are coming up in way less than a week. Plus, we have streaming this year, its damn important that we do our very best for exams. No pain, no gain.
Things you can do:
1) Revise your work. Don't procratinate until last minute because it becomes really stressful when you do that. If your History exam is coming first, make sure to finish revising fully for History before moving on to other subjects.
2) Plan out a schedule. If you are someone who likes everything in order or to go smoothly, this might really help you. Commit to it though, there is no use planning a schedule and not going through with it. But if you are someone who likes to go with the flow (cough cough me), then thisis absolutely useless might not help you in the best way possible.
3) If you have any subject doubts, do not hesitate to ask. You can ask your friends, classmates, squadmates, and most importantly, teachers. There is something called consultation for a reason. Trust me, if you didn't ask something that you were supposed to ask, and it came for exams, you will regret it so much (#lifestories, it really happened to me).
4) Get enough sleep. I know we all like tochiong revise until midnight, but you need to get enough sleep, so that the next day, you can wake up relaxed (or as relaxed as you can be with an exam in less than 2 hours). Also, I'm sure you don't want to be late for the paper (oh, the horror).
5) Talk to someone if you are stressed. It doesn't matter who you share it to. Just don't bottle it in. People around you might be able to help you out manage the stress better.
Alright, all the best for MYEs and CTs! Jiayou and persevere on! Think about how you can binge-watch Netflix (if you have one), or how much free time we will have after exams to watch YouTube or whatever you like.
If you can't fly then run, if you can't run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward.
-Martin Luthur King Jr.
Cheers,
No. 18 (you should know who I am)
1) Use this for useful (?) purposes
2) Not to swear on this blog (I swear too much in real life)
Okay, back to topic, MYEs are coming up in way less than a week. Plus, we have streaming this year, its damn important that we do our very best for exams. No pain, no gain.
Things you can do:
1) Revise your work. Don't procratinate until last minute because it becomes really stressful when you do that. If your History exam is coming first, make sure to finish revising fully for History before moving on to other subjects.
2) Plan out a schedule. If you are someone who likes everything in order or to go smoothly, this might really help you. Commit to it though, there is no use planning a schedule and not going through with it. But if you are someone who likes to go with the flow (cough cough me), then this
3) If you have any subject doubts, do not hesitate to ask. You can ask your friends, classmates, squadmates, and most importantly, teachers. There is something called consultation for a reason. Trust me, if you didn't ask something that you were supposed to ask, and it came for exams, you will regret it so much (#lifestories, it really happened to me).
4) Get enough sleep. I know we all like to
5) Talk to someone if you are stressed. It doesn't matter who you share it to. Just don't bottle it in. People around you might be able to help you out manage the stress better.
Alright, all the best for MYEs and CTs! Jiayou and persevere on! Think about how you can binge-watch Netflix (if you have one), or how much free time we will have after exams to watch YouTube or whatever you like.
If you can't fly then run, if you can't run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward.
-Martin Luthur King Jr.
Cheers,
No. 18 (you should know who I am)
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