WASSCE Liberia study plan

Sit a timed 50-item English objective paper and a 40-item mathematics paper, then tabulate scores by subtopic to name the three weakest areas in each.

Drill subject-verb concord, tense consistency and pronoun reference by correcting 40 faulty sentences and writing the governing rule beside each correction.

Compute 30 mixed problems on fractions, decimals, percentages, indices and standard form without a calculator, showing every step.

Open an error log recording, for each missed item, the rule, the original mistake and a corrected example.

Work through four timed comprehension passages, underlining the sentence that answers each question before selecting an option.

Apply the summary rules - no lifting of phrases, third person, obey the word limit - to write three summaries of 80 to 100 words and mark each against a model answer.

Revise ratio, proportion, rate and percentage change, solving 25 word problems set in shopping, travel and wage contexts.

Draft a 250-word argumentative essay from a four-paragraph plan, then edit it for concord, tense and punctuation.

Solve 30 linear and simultaneous equations, including two word problems for each type.

Factorise and solve 15 quadratic equations, half by factorisation and half by the quadratic formula.

Apply angle rules for parallel lines, triangles and polygons to calculate 20 unknown angles, stating a reason for each step.

Write two formal letters, one complaint and one job application, in correct layout at roughly 250 words each.

Complete a half-length English and mathematics mock under strict timing and mark both papers with the answer key.

Classify every wrong answer by cause - misread question, rule forgotten, careless slip, time lost - and rank the three biggest causes.

Compute mean, median and mode for grouped and ungrouped data, then construct one histogram and one cumulative frequency curve.

Practise 20 lexis-and-structure items on prepositions, phrasal verbs and idioms, entering unfamiliar words in a vocabulary list.

Draw and label plant and animal cells from memory, then state the function of every labelled organelle.

Explain photosynthesis, respiration and the carbon cycle using flow diagrams you construct yourself.

Describe filtration and distillation with diagrams, naming the property of the mixture each technique exploits.

Keep mathematics sharp by working 20 mixed objective items on number and algebra under a 25-minute clock.

Solve 20 problems on speed, work, energy and simple series and parallel circuits, using correct formulae and SI units.

Compare malaria, cholera and tuberculosis in a table covering cause, transmission, symptoms, prevention and treatment.

Build a dated timeline of Liberia from the 1847 declaration of independence through the 1989 to 2003 conflict to the present.

Identify the three branches of government and explain two checks each branch holds over the others.

Read physical and political maps to give grid coordinates for four named places and describe relief and drainage patterns.

Explain demand, supply, inflation and the role of the Central Bank of Liberia in 200 words, using local examples.

Summarise the functions of the UN, ECOWAS and the African Union, naming one Liberian contribution to each.

Re-test the 30 weakest Integrated Science items from your error log and update each entry with a fresh example.

Sit a full four-paper mock in exam conditions across two days and mark each paper with the key.

Re-work every error-log entry, retiring an item only after two consecutive correct attempts.

Condense each of the four domains onto a single page of formulae, key dates and definitions.

Run a 20-minute timed drill per domain and reach at least 70 percent in each.