60-Day Preparation Journey

My Weekly Journal

This journal lays out a structured approach for a two-month study plan, incorporating regular reviews, targeted studies, and psychological preparation to maximize readiness for high-stakes exams. Each phase builds systematically on the previous one, ensuring a thorough preparation process.

Week 1-2: Comprehensive Review and Understanding

Objective: Establish a broad understanding of all core topics.

  • Days 1-3: Introduction to and overview of all major subjects.

  • Days 4-10: Read and highlight key sections of core materials. Begin to form questions that help explore the "why" behind the facts.

  • Milestone: Complete initial reading of all major topics.

  • Quote of the Week: "Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." – Arthur Ashe

Week 3-4: Development of Study Aids

Objective: Convert knowledge into study aids and begin to identify knowledge gaps.

  • Days 11-17: Develop detailed note cards and begin making audio summaries.

  • Days 18-24: Use these aids to review topics, focusing on understanding concepts deeply.

  • Milestone: Creation and initial use of personalized study aids.

  • Quote of the Week: "Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think." – Albert Einstein

Week 5-6: Active Utilization and Assessment

Objective: Intensify the use of study aids and evaluate knowledge through testing.

  • Days 25-31: Regular review sessions using note cards and audio materials.

  • Days 32-38: Begin practice tests to assess comprehension and application.

  • Milestone: First round of full-scale practice tests completed.

  • Quote of the Week: "Do not wait to strike till the iron is hot, but make it hot by striking." – William Butler Yeats

Week 7-8: Refinement and Focus on Weak Areas

Objective: Focus on refining understanding and addressing weak spots.

  • Days 39-45: Analyze practice test results to identify weak areas. Adjust study aids and focus sessions accordingly.

  • Days 46-52: Targeted study sessions for the weakest areas, using varied learning methods.

  • Milestone: Significant improvement in weak areas as evidenced by second round of practice tests.

  • Quote of the Week: "Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently." – Henry Ford

Week 9-10: Final Review and Psychological Preparation

Objective: Consolidate knowledge and prepare psychologically for the exam.

  • Days 53-59: Light review of all materials, with a focus on maintaining calm and building confidence.

  • Day 60: Ensure a full day of rest, mental preparation, and visualization of success.

  • Milestone: Achieve a state of readiness and calm for the exam.

  • Quote of the Week: "Believe you can and you're halfway there." – Theodore Roosevelt