Chuck wrote:
Waving back at you, Lemon! Good luck on your exams! Remember to eat! Don't forgo sleep (sleep locks in memory)!
I'm sending you good energy!
thanks ! !
don't worry, i always sleep very well, and i'm going to stay at a friend's place (cause univ is too far from home, and home is too difficult cause if i'm here the kids will always capture my attention) and this friend always says that students need good food, she buys me muesli, nuts, fruit,etc and cooks very decent dinner, i rather have to watch my weight...
Chuck wrote:
To improve your memory, get up and move your body between short sessions of studying to increase your adrenaline flow. Every now and then bend at the waist and touch your toes so that your head is positioned downward, then turn your head in several different positions - to move the cerebral spinal fluid around the ventricles and bring in fresh nutrients. Prop your feet up above the level of your heart at least 3 times a day (10 minutes each) to let the lymphatic system drain.
yeah, i often drink tea, so i'll get up regurlarly(although this is sometimes problematic, can be into something for hours without moving), are you serious for this excercises or is it a joke?
i do run (about 6-7km) three or four times a week (i need to for my astma). i also take my trumpet with me. (not when running of course, when moving to my friend's place)
Chuck wrote:
I always loved test time. When the pressure is on my flighty brain (for at least a time) locks into full focus mode. Unless the test is boring. Then I start daydreaming and score badly by missing the time deadline.
well, it's more of the boring kind, alas, no real focus mode, but i can't score badly, if i don't work i won't have a high score, but i almost can't fail, just reading everything might be enough for a 10/20, only i really want to be sure not to have a 2 session. (i worked quite hard the last 2 years (16/20 average) and that is an advantage now, they take me serious already
) i'll survive it...