Reduce study distraction
Studies have shown that your ability to pay attention or focus your mind is a basic prerequisite for learning. There is ample evidence that distractions reduce retention. This means that if you read while watching TV, back and forth on social app
Dedicate the Time :
Becoming a CMA is a step toward self-improvement. You’re gaining the knowledge to get this certification that gives you entry into better career opportunities. With that goal in mind
Dedicate the Place:
There are a lot of CMA study programs that tout the benefits of studying “on the go.” While there are elements of this that contribute to microlearning, your best bet is to have a regular, dedicated study space.
Plan and Segment your CMA Study:
It’s important that you dig into conceptual frameworks and subjects. You’ll do this best if you have outlines, reading materials, practice, and other resources that are organized in advance.
Have Contingency Plans for Your CMA Study:
Life happens. Curveballs get thrown. If you are on-track and get thrown off by unexpected events, you need to have some contingency plans. For instance, you may be in an accelerated study pattern and have a work emergency that requires your full attention.
Evaluate Your Study Strategy
There are numerous ways to configure your time spent as you study for the CMA exam. You may study four hours a day, six hours a day, all at once, in two sessions, you get the idea. It’s important that you evaluate this to see if it’s effective.
CMA Exam Prep
At the end of the day, time management for the CMA is less about the four hours a day you spend and more about HOW you spend them. The way you minimize distraction and maximize retention is the key to passing the CMA.