I cant concentrate when I do passages on computer

[brood910]

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I find it difficult to read actively when I do passages on my computer.
I do not know why, but I cannot remember much abt the passages for verbal when I do them on computer. When I do them on paper, I usually remember all the stuff, and I know where to go back exactly when needed...

Do you guys know how to fix this!?

 

[StudyShy]

I find it difficult to read actively when I do passages on my computer.
I do not know why, but I cannot remember much abt the passages for verbal when I do them on computer. When I do them on paper, I usually remember all the stuff, and I know where to go back exactly when needed...

Do you guys know how to fix this!?

Try doing all the FLs that you can on the computer to get you used to the different format. I disliked using CBT at first, and now I like it better.

 

[kmp0410]

There is no fix

There is only practice.

This ain't late night miracle abtoner.

 

[Captain Sisko]

There is no fix

There is only practice.

This ain't late night miracle abtoner.

+1

also try lowering your computer monitors resolution and moving it close to the front of your desk. the testing center has poor computers and if you get freaked out by just being on one for passages you may as well simulate testing conditions.

 

[circulus vitios]

Same. My eyes start to hurt when I'm reading verbal passages, and I have a nice monitor. I can't imagine how much it's going to suck when I use some 17" POS monitor that the testing center most likely has.

 

[Captain Sisko]

Same. My eyes start to hurt when I'm reading verbal passages, and I have a nice monitor. I can't imagine how much it's going to suck when I use some 17" POS monitor that the testing center most likely has.

what i did is leaned back as far as i could without looking too conspicuous and read that way. it was poor posture for paying attention, so i held my chin too. I'd imagine i looked rather pensive during the exam, lol

 

[TopTomato]

I'm like the exact opposite, I prefer the passages be on the computer