*Write notes. Lots of notes. Then summarise the notes. Then summarise the summary notes.

*Do lots of problem questions and be ready for anything those arseholes can throw at you.

But I think I'll try the interpretative dance method to see if it works

^Lel. It was legit one of my teacher's "suggested ideas" for projects in year 9... Strange specimen, those English teachers.

YAHOOOOOO I'M THE GREATEST STAR THERE EVERY WAS WAHAHAHAHAHA

What is this "study" thing..? :O

^Lol you guys xD

I am definitely this option. I am so much this option that this option picture has, in fact, been kindly supplied by my very own bio notes. Yes it gives me hand cramps. And I have a major loose-leaf paper habit. BUT IT WORKS.

I legitimately dont know how to study XD

70% of the page is usually highlighted. And then I re-read everything I highlighted 5 times so I memorize everything whether I wanted to or not.

5000+PUSH UPS FEELS GREAT NO MATTER WAT EH!

The more you copy over notes the more you take in the information.

^Someone understands!! :D

Does studying even help...? I never studied and I always got really good test grades....?

^I dunno. Everytime I try to study I get worse grades.

How does that even work?? Ur weird :p

I end up getting good grades without studying, so...

I also highlight. If I don't study, I feel I'm not doing good enough so I have to.

Study... is in my vast vocabulary, but I just don't do it. I get good grades anyways, because I have a perfect (kinda) auditory memory and I store all that in my huge brain. Also, it's illogical to devote so much time to looking at words you've already seen when you only really have a 50% chance of that being legitimately useful. So I instead spend that time watching Fairy Tail and playing games on my laptop.

I memorize the stuff I deem important and what I think will be on the test.