Test Taking Strategies: Proven Methods For Success

Test taking strategies allows the motivated student to answer more questions correctly. Students will learn how to predict what answer is being asked and techniques on how to answer questions on unfamiliar material. Learn the cognitive strategies to master the art of test taking and give your academic career the boost you deserve. If you are seeking better grades, acceptance to law or medical school, better decision-making abilities or just want to improve your cognitive skills, please read on. The fact that you are spending a few moments of your precious time to read this shows that you have the dedication to succeed in the arena where others will consistently fail. You are already miles ahead of the competition. The techniques and principles taught are focused for college and university level students, but younger students looking for an early edge in test taking abilities will benefit considerably.

Mitchel Schwindt, MD Dr. Mitchel Schwindt is a board-certified emergency medicine physician who practices in a variety of clinical settings. He completed his residency at Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan. As part of Michigan State University, Butterworth was renamed Spectrum Health, and is one of the busiest level 1 emergency and trauma centers in the United States. He served as chief resident his final year. While there he was inducted into Alpha Omega Alpha, a prestigious medical honor society. He also devoted a significant amount of time working as a flight physician (helicopter) for an aeromedical company. Dr. Schwindt has served on many committees and steering groups related to health care, quality and process improvement and was a former trauma program medical director. He serves as a volunteer physician for local sporting and martial arts events. He is a consultant and medical advisor to several dental groups and has developed protocols and policies related to medical issues in the dental practice. Wellness and nutrition are a passionate interest for Dr. Schwindt. He writes extensively on the subject and has published several related books. He is a member of the A4M - The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and is currently pursing a sports medicine fellowship. In his free time, he enjoys competing in triathlons, skiing, water sports, time with family, foreign travel and pursuing entrepreneurial activities.