1. NON-PREPARATION
By making arrangements with exam hall crocodiles or examination magicians
By fearing JAMB after taking it on 2 or 3 occasions.
By believing that the safety net is to go abroad.
…group discussion on JAMB or just waiting for food?…
2. INADEQUATE PREPARATION
By registering at a tutorial college without any fixed objective
By non-organization of their studies.
By adopting an attitude of ‘’I don’t care’ to lectures and mock exams.
By relaxing after passing one mock test.
By getting discouraged as a result of one mock test.
By not associating with ambitious students.
By not being proactive towards one‘s progress. You do this by not telling yourself to take charge of your studies. And by not setting goals or by not making any effort to achieve those set…
3. MENTAl GAME FAILURE IN THE EXAM HALL LEADING TO WRONG ANSWERS
Getting late to the exam hall, or not bothering to know the exact location of the exam hall before the date of the exam.
By looking at the faces of other students before the exam and becoming jelly –like thinking they are likely to be better than you or that they are probably better prepared than you.
By failing to be a battle tank in the exam hall. To be a battle tank in the exam hall, pray ,concentrate ,get smart on techniques ,get even smarter by not tackling harder subjects like maths first or physics.
4 BY SUCCUMBING TO THE USUAL PROBLEM OF UNBELIEF COMMON AMONG LAZY STUDENTS
Students are not always ready to let go of old study methods they are used to.Even where they are taught new techniques or method they still prefer to use their own ways which had failed them many times
The problem is not because they do not understand the new methods but because moving over to new methods involve yielding like a Christian on the basis of faith –something whose effect might not be immediately seen.
It is also because they still need to build up their confidence or faith by regular practice which is also challenge on its own especially to the very lazy ones
Again not every listener in the church believes or is carried along by the pastor. Some don’t even understand what the pastor is saying. they hear about the heaven all the time but it continues to hold only REMOTE possibilities for them. They are still hesitant about taking the step or leap of faith or making a commitment to new ways
But what students need do is to learn how not to attempt taking giant leaps but little steps of progress one after the other. These steps are recognizable by the following acts.
(a) Planning an examination study timetable
(b) Writing Red Notes or revision notes.
(c) Putting the three techniques of JAMB by EDUPEDIA into action.
group academic programs which were common in mason college are essential for jamb studies…
But what exactly do EDUPEDIA techniques or jamb write –up say?
(a). Jamb question can be divided into EASY, HARD and POSSIBLE questions. Students are to remember,however, that what is hard for them may not be so for others.
(b). Jamb answers can be divided into BEST ANSWER , PARTLY CORRECT ANSWER .PARTLY WRONG ANSWER and TOTALLY WRONG ANSWER. But Jamb is interested in BEST ANSWERS ONLY! Unfortunately many students get deceived/distracted by partly correct answers(same as partly wrong answers)
To get the best answers, use
Operation sweep method for EASY QUESTIONS
Ogbunigwe method for POSSIBLE QUESTIONS and
Bafana Bafana method for HARD QUESTIONS
Unfortunately 2 factors work against students in the exam hall. These are KNOWLEDGE AND TIME.
Our solutions for both problem are as follows;
For Knowledge ,use the following named techniques under HOW TO STUDY i.e Recall and Revision Methods(Red Notes, Timetable, Q/As)… all to be explained through write-ups in future…
For Time student need to master the 3 techniques listed under “best answers” above.
NOTE
Have you read our previous publications on JAMB and its USE OF ENGLISH paper?…Iif you have good
luck then.
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