Formal reviews include tests, examinations, orals and other methods to test your knowledge. See these as another positive opportunity to progress towards your learning objective. I talk more about specific exam techniques later in the book.
Exams don’t always accurately measure your understanding though. Sometimes examiners may set them as too difficult or too easy. These may fail to measure your understanding. A low score does not necessarily mean low understanding. Alternatively, a higher score does not always suggest good understanding. If you feel there may be a misalignment, find ways to compare your understanding and experience with other candidates. Be especially aware of this when sitting newly written exams.
Use exams as milestones and review points as you progress. After each exam, also consider doing a detailed review, similar to a lesson review. Use this to understand where you did well, as well as potential areas of improvement.
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