- Make a realistic study plan
- Find a good place to study
- Do it! Study, that is.
Start now. Make notes of the year's work. Attempt examples of exam questions. Practice writing essays. Get your teacher to check your essays and any questions that you find difficult.
Remember to be realistic and don't get stressed (or learn to manage your stress).
Useful resources in our library:
- Exam Stress Folder
- Exam Intelligence by Patrick Sherratt
- Test-taking Strategies & Study Skills for the Utterly Confused by Laurie Rozakis
- Learning to Learn by Christine Ward & Jan Daley
- Power Learning : A Student's Guide to Success by Gwen Gawith
- Learning Champs by Colin Rose & Anne Civardi
- Pass with Pearson : Maths 1.8 &1.9 : NCEA Level 1
- NCEA Level 1 Mathematics Revision Guide
- Pass with Pearson : English 1.5 : NCEA Level 1
- NCEA Level 1 History Revision Guide
- Pass with Pearson : Geography 1.1 : NCEA Level 1
- StudyPass : Year 12 Chemistry
- StudyPass : Year 12 Physics
- StudyPass : Year 12 Mathematics
- Year 12 Study Guide : NCEA Level 2 Mathematics
- What to Study When You're Sitting Bursary English
- The 8 Week Training Programme : NCEA Level 3 : Statistics
- The 8 Week Training Programme : NCEA Level 3 : Calculus
- NCEA Level 3 Chemistry Revision Guide
- Chemistry Year 13 Compact Course Book
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Extra resources to help with study:
* Achieve Success in NCEA by John Boereboom
* Year 13 Study Guide : NCEA Level 3 : History - New Zealand in the 19th Century
* Year 13 Study Guide : NCEA Level 3 : History - England, 1558-1667
* Year 13 Study Guide : NCEA Level 3 : Statistics and Modelling
* Year 12 Study Guide : English
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