[00:01] during your exams, it could be like a lifebuoy thrown into the sea as you're drowning. What I'm about to say is practical steps on how to make the most of this time. So focus hard. Don't just study. Honestly,
[00:15] I wish someone had told me this when I was studying, or when I was in my final year of high school, or at any stage of my education. Don't just sit and study the lessons the perfect way. Some people, like me, used to do
[00:28] this during exam time, when there were only two or three days left until the exam. I'd sit down and take every chapter and every lesson and study each one thoroughly, analyzing and analyzing it, trying to figure it out so I could solve the problems in the exam. But that's just
[00:42] nonsense. You literally don't have time to...  You're doing all this stuff, I mean, I'm sorry, but the phrase "whoever studies, studies" really makes sense here. You had the whole year to do all this. You're going to study the Ministry of Education's curriculum, which they themselves
[00:56] set out over the course of a year so people could understand it. Why are you going to cram it all into the two or three days of the exam with such perfectionism? You're just messing around. Okay, guys, I did study, but I'm not really focused on what I studied, or I forgot some things, or I feel like I need to
[01:08] study again and review what I missed. How do I do that? By solving problems. I get past exams for each chapter or for the whole curriculum and try to solve them. But, guys, if I do that, especially since I haven't reviewed much of what I missed, when I sit down to solve past exams, I'll
[01:20] find that I don't know how to answer many questions. That's what's required. You'll find yourself able to answer some questions, and others will leave you stuck.  For each question you encounter, go back and look at the lesson and see what the answer was. Once you know the answer, write it down as the answer
[01:33] to the question you were looking at. So, guys, for every question you get stuck on, go back and look at it. That's the solution. Thinking you can study a whole curriculum in three days when it's supposed to be taught over a whole year is unrealistic. The solution is to kill two birds with one stone: solve the problems and study while
[01:45] you're solving them. But how do you study while you're solving them? If you get stuck on a question, go back and look at it and write down the answer when you don't know it.