It is a good practice after each exam to reflect on your experience of preparing for and writing the exam. What could you have done differently? Did you prepare sufficiently for the exam? Did you complete the exam? How do you prepare yourself mentally for your exam result?
Reflecting on these questions will give you some perspective on your situation and help you to identify if you need additional support from others.
Reflection must be followed by action. While waiting for your exam results, what things can you start working on now to manage your challenges more effectively? For example, attending to family and health-related problems, talking to a career counsellor about your career and study planning, or planning your study approach for the rest of the year.
Download and work through the exam self-reflection document. It focuses on planning, study strategies and preparing for exams, and will help you to think about how you could approach your studies differently in the next semester or year.
Did you know that you need to pass a certain number of modules over two consecutive semesters or year to continue with your Unisa studies? Please read Unisa's re-admission rules to ensure that you are able to progress with your studies and graduate within the stipulated qualification time.
Please note: If you do not meet these requirements, you run the risk of not being allowed to study further at undergraduate level at Unisa.
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All the best for your studies this week!
Last modified: Sun Oct 15 20:41:51 SAST 2023