Turn a C student into an A student. Every year really bright people do not do themselves justice in exams. It's not laziness. The system rewards a certain type of intelligence.
Examiners look for learned facts and analysis.
Even with a firm grasp of a subject, coming up with facts is tough. Your recalling exact dates, names and formulas can leave little time for your thinking to shine. What is needed is a way to imprint the facts as clearly as a giant cribsheet on the brain, so they are recalled quickly and easily. Educators help with exam preparation but there is a new, better technique for learning facts ready for easy recall. It's called Speed Learning and is based on the latest scientific research.