First of all I did pass the MOS-100 but since this is a late comment I will give you some advice. Tests from earlier in the quarter are the best source of information, so hold on to them or ask your teacher if they will give you a practice exam. The professor's hints in class like "The most important point is..." and "This will be on the test.". When a teacher notes that something will be important to remember, come up with a system to mark it in your notes i.e. stars, highlighting that section, or writing it in a specific section of your notes. This will help you find these hints when you're reviewing your notes for an exam. Also the way the professor presents material. Do they spend a lot of time comparing and contrasting political figures, theories, etc.? Expect a compare/contrast question on the test. Lastly don't give up hope just because you did bad on an exam or test. Use that test to prepare for the next. Professors usually give you some way to make up for your mistakes. Don't be so pessimistic things may turn around!
Better late than never :-)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on passing MO-100 Word, MO-200 Excel, and MO-300 PowerPoint, MOS Associate!
Good thing LabSim has practice exams for MO-100, MO-200, and MO-300 ^_^
Yes, things may always turn around for the better we just need to stay positive and learn from our mistakes. I agree, taking notes is very important when learning new topics. I'm glad to hear you conquered LabSim and received your MOS Associate.
ReplyDeleteThat is true, never give up. Keep on trying! And I do like those 'hints' the professor gives us. 😉
ReplyDeleteThis is good advice when you have a professor who cares enough to give you the helpful hints because there are the other types that can make life difficult and keep you guessing. Congratulations on passing all three and receiving you MOS Associate.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! The good thing is that you passed and kept moving forward! Way to go Jan!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on passing the MOS-100 exam! Thank you for sharing your valuable advice. Keep up the good work! :)
ReplyDeleteGood advice ! Usually, professors will give us extra-credits opportunity. As long as we work hard, we can get a decent final letter grade.
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