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Ace Every Exam: ADHD Study Tips for Math, Essay, and Multiple-Choice Tests

ADHD students dread the pressure and information overload of final exams. Use these specific tips to prepare wisely for and ace all of your multiple-choice, math, and essay tests at school.

 
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Some teachers allow students to bring a study sheet into the exam room. Here’s how to assemble one:

  • Prepare the sheet days in advance, as you’re studying the material, not the night before.
  • Write down general ideas as well as names, dates, and formulas— the specifics we often overlook.
  • Type up the study sheet in Microsoft Word or Excel, using an extra-small font to get as much information on the page as you can.
  • Consider adding color, icons, or graphics to make the most important information stand out.

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This article comes from the Summer 2009 issue of ADDitude.

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