Hey future sports scientists, health gurus, and exercise fanatics! Welcome to the most rad study notes in the universe! Today we're diving into the art of acing the IBDP SEHS (Sports, Exercise, and Health Science) exams. Are you ready? Because I'm pumped! 🚀

• Why It Matters: Each question in the exam will use a specific command term like "Distinguish," "Identify," or "Define." Knowing what each term means will help you know what's expected in your answer.
• Real-world Example: Imagine you're playing a game of charades. The word you're given is "jump." To make your team guess "jump," you need to know exactly what "jump" means. Same goes for these command terms!

• Tip: You can convert assessment statements into new types of questions to understand them better.
  • Example: "Distinguish anatomically between the axial and appendicular skeleton" can become:
    • "Identify the axial or appendicular skeleton."
    • "Annotate on the diagram provided parts of skeleton."
    • "Define the axial or appendicular skeleton."
• Real-world Example: Think of it like different camera angles in a football game. Same game, different perspectives!

• Methods
  • Bullet points
  • Condensed sentences or keywords
  • Diagrams
  • Cue cards
• Real-world Example: Think of this like creating a playlist of your fave tunes. You pick the best tracks and organize them so they're easy to navigate.