When you take a standardized test, your success depends on the thinking you do during the exam. On a school test, you control the outcome by learning the material. On standardized tests knowing the material is only half the battle. Knowing the content gets you to the starting line. Then you need to get your brain working.
Good thinking is iterative. It’s not done all at once but rather in stages.
We’re all impressed with people who look at a problem and instantly make connections we don’t. They’re impressive. Intelligent.
Those who rely on their first set of impulses to solve complicated problems, however, risk massive failure. No matter how good your first set of impulses, your second, third and fourth sets will always be better. If you have them…
No matter how “smart” you are, standardized tests offer the best chance you’ll get to apply your smarts more persistently and effectively.
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