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The concept of the domino effect is that one decision can lead to a series of events. It also means that one part of something can affect every other thing it’s related to. Have you ever heard of the Domino effect and did you know it applies in your academics as well?

In this episode, I discuss what to do if your exams are here and you haven't read. When you're done with the episode, please remember to listen to the episode that's right before this one as well.

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In this episode, I talk about dealing with exam season when you’re having exams every day or it seems as though your timetable isn’t giving you breathing space. I also talk about things that you can do to create for reading space even with a tight timetable.

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In this episode, I talk about how easy it is to obsess over grades and why that’s not the right path to take.

To celebrate 20 episodes of the A+ Podcast, I talk about how to stop procrastinating when it comes to studying. Just get up and read! In this episode, you will learn ways to encourage yourself when you don't feel like reading and structures you can put in place to help your study schedule.

Have you ever gone into an exam hall and forgotten everything you’ve read or you started to make a lot of mistakes on calculation questions? Then, this episode is for you.

Ever wondered how to feel prepared before every exam?

That’s what this episode will help you with

I’m this episode, I talk about how to answer exam questions: MCQ and theory questions.

This episode is a continuation of “Handling Academic Fears”.

I talk about dealing with the causes of fears, addressing them from the root.

I talk about how to identify what could be causing fear, how important it is to overcoming the far and how to identify if you’re your fear trigger.

In this episode, I answer questions I’ve been asked and I believe every student can benefit from these answers.