Institute of Foreign Languages

Academic Year 2010-2011 (BA/B.Ed) IFL
Year 2

No Subject Code Textbook Title Compiler Edition
1. CE201 New Headway Upper-Intermedaite Liz Soars/John 2005
2. GS201 Global Studies 201 IFL 2008
3. GS201 Global Studies 201 Workbook A IFL 2010
4. LS201 Litterature Studies 201 IFL 2010
5. WS201 Writing to Communicate Cynthia A. Boardman 2002

How to be well-prepared for your exam

Ask your instructor for an exam outline and what to expect on the exam
Overview - review your notes and any assignments you had
Big Ideas - review the course's main ideas
Small Ideas - for each big idea review its sub-topics and supporting details
Practice - use old exams to get a feel for the style of questions you might be asked

Hints:

Be realistic - no one can study for the whole day
Make sure you get plenty of food, sleep and relaxation
At the beginning of each study period review the last thing you studied for 15 minutes
Rewrite your notes - it can help you retain information
If you don't complete a particular task, don't worry just carry it over to your next session
Don't simply memorize facts - ask yourself whether you understand the material that's been covered or not

Night Before the Exam:

Sleep! (otherwise, get OLDER and LITTLE)
Try to just review - don't try to learn anything new
Picture yourself succeeding - One of the key elements for many world-class performers is visualization