Enem: Vestibulandos must define strategies for the tests, explains study mentor

Enem preparation

According to Fernanda Leal, it is essential for the student to have a study routine that is focused on performance

Manaus (AM) – A few months before the National High School Examination (Enem) and university entrance exams, the orientation of study mentor Fernanda Leal is that the candidates define the strategies that will help to increase their performance in the tests. She was recently in Manaus to give a lecture to the students of Vector, a course that exclusively offers the Leal Method in the Amazon.

Vector’s pedagogical coordinator, Albervan Cidrônio, highlights that the mentor’s visit to Manaus is a way to motivate students and reinforce, together with them, the importance of defining their strategies for the tests.

The technique created by the professor from Goiás has already approved more than 20,000 young people throughout Brazil, based on three pillars: self-efficacy, neuroscience and well-being. “Approval resides in the details”, stressed Fernanda Leal.

In order to have good results in the tests, she explains that it is essential to have a study routine that is focused on performance and that makes the student understand how his brain works, as this helps him to make good choices.

In addition, having emotional health care habits should also be part of this preparation period and help you deal with the moments of anxiety and tension that may arise.

Among the strategies that should be part of the preparation are breathing, meditation and even memorization techniques, which teach students to reflect on the explanation of the classes and imagine the application of the content. In this way, the brain understands that it is an important matter to keep.

For 17-year-old student Pedro Lima, who is focused on passing the medical course, the biggest challenge is reconciling the school routine and the prep course. “In the morning I go to school, in the afternoon to the preparatory course and at night I still make lists and exercises”, he said.

He comments that with the help of the Leal Method he has been able to organize his studies with the help of a planner, a planner where he can visualize all the activities and content that have been done and that he still needs to study.

Even after being approved in the Medicine course, Ayssa Carramanho, 18 years old, says that these organization habits of the Leal Method continue to be part of her life.

“I was taught to enjoy studying and knowing what works for me. They made the study routine lighter”,

comments the young woman, who was a student of the Vector.

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