I hope you’re not struggling too hard. My undergraduate degree is in Movement Science, Kinesiology, and Cardiac Stress Testing. I love, love, love it!!! Let me know if you need any tidbits of help!
I guess it depends on the type of learner you are. I memorize things quickly, so I was the notecard master. Or I’d rewrite things until I remembered them. And I’m very anal retentive about exam taking. I’d go over every question two or three times, just in case I mis-marked an answer or didn’t understand it the first time through. I was almost always the last one finished, but it made me feel better afterwards to know I’d been so thorough. Although, most people say to go with your gut instinct when answering questions. The problem is, my gut could logically argue my way into either answer being correct, so I had to be more meticulous about how I answered questions.
I wish I had more time to write things out. 😦 Mm I wish I had the will to review my answers on each exam. You probably did very well then. Ahh I do that too, but it’s more like I’m second guessing myself. Thanks for the tips.
What in the name is Kinesiology…?
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The textbook says ‘introduction to exercise science’. It’s the study of human movement.
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Huh. That’s interesting. I’ve never heard of that before. Was it interesting?
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Yeah, I wanted something different from what I was used to. There’s a bit of everything. Some anatomy, some nutrition, etc.
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That’s pretty cool. I didn’t have that at my school.
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If you’re interested, I could teach you what I know, which isn’t much. 😛
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Not much? What did you do all class? 😉
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We learned about bones, muscles, joints, biomechanics, and a lot of other stuff. 😉
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It sounds interesting, but I think if I was in the class, I would tune out the teacher.
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He’s a good teacher though. I listened. 😉
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I hope you’re not struggling too hard. My undergraduate degree is in Movement Science, Kinesiology, and Cardiac Stress Testing. I love, love, love it!!! Let me know if you need any tidbits of help!
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There’s so much information to remember. I don’t know how you did it. 😛 Any tips for studying and exam-taking in general?
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I guess it depends on the type of learner you are. I memorize things quickly, so I was the notecard master. Or I’d rewrite things until I remembered them. And I’m very anal retentive about exam taking. I’d go over every question two or three times, just in case I mis-marked an answer or didn’t understand it the first time through. I was almost always the last one finished, but it made me feel better afterwards to know I’d been so thorough. Although, most people say to go with your gut instinct when answering questions. The problem is, my gut could logically argue my way into either answer being correct, so I had to be more meticulous about how I answered questions.
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I wish I had more time to write things out. 😦 Mm I wish I had the will to review my answers on each exam. You probably did very well then. Ahh I do that too, but it’s more like I’m second guessing myself. Thanks for the tips.
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😦
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Tee hee hee!
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You’re evil.
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…that made me chuckle a bit 😀
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I’m being serious.
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Rofl… stop it!
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I’m not that funny.
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