When we’re studying, it can be easy to think that we know something, especially if we think we’ve memorized our notes and can answer questions nicely. When was the last time you explained a concept to someone instead of just assuming that you understood it and moving on? Knowing something’s name isn’t the same as …
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Athletic training students tend to be highflyers academically. For many, the BOC exam was or will be the first exam they’d ever failed; it can be a shock to the system and a reality check
It all comes down to this. You’re close to finishing your penultimate year of studying athletic training and getting ready to take the athletic training Board of Certification exam.Â
A brain’s natural function is to learn. Many of us put barriers in the way of ourselves as learners. You can overcome self-limiting beliefs or barriers that come from the expectations and agendas of others.Â
The earlier you start, the more time you will have to study for the BOC exam and the less stressful it will be on you.
Getting ‘bad’ exam results can be a good thing so long as we use it to motivate ourselves to work harder next time (if that’s what we really want). However, we can choose not to feel bad about our results (which are now completely beyond our control).
The purpose of this post is to provide an overview of the BOC athletic training exam, how the exam is structured, and tips for passing. If you’re preparing for a BOC exam, you can check this out or save it for later when you’re ready to take the exam. The BOC Exam: A Quick Overview …
There are many articles on how to succeed in interviews. We all know you should have a firm handshake, be prepared for the “what is your greatest weakness” questions, and be nice to the receptionist. This is not one of those articles. Here is a checklist for acing your first job interview. 1. Research the …
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Time is our only finite resource. 168 hours a week are available for us to achieve our goals, pursue our passions, and spend time with family and friends. It’s actually closer to 80 or 90 hours once we’ve included sleep, eating, and the other menial tasks we complete on a daily basis. In either case, …
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Using the Pomodoro Technique is perhaps the easiest time-management/productivity strategy that everyone can use – no special apps or complex technology is required. Just set a timer and use it!
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