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  • #32
    stapler10
    Registered Users Posts: 29 ✭stapler10


    just do all the short questions in the exam papers. they dont take that long, and they are fairly repetitive so there is a good chance you may see a few of them on your exam in June, plus its good revison for the long questions as that 10 maker may be a 10 or 15 marker in the long questions section


  • #33
    Canard
    Moderators, Education Moderators Posts: 8,572 Mod ✭✭✭✭Canard


    Manic2 wrote: »
    Wow do you have the whole course covered and notes written on it all? I've only notes done on unit 4 atm. :/

    Also, anyone got any tips on the short questions atall?
    Nah, my book has it pretty much laid out like I'd lay it out in notes so for revision I just do exam questions :)


  • #34
    Manic2
    Registered Users Posts: 311 ✭✭Manic2


    Do you think doing exam questions would be better than writing out notes?


  • #35
    Canard
    Moderators, Education Moderators Posts: 8,572 Mod ✭✭✭✭Canard


    Manic2 wrote: »
    Do you think doing exam questions would be better than writing out notes?
    Definitely - they tend to repeat themselves a bit and themselves work as notes :) If you really want some good notes I'd just print off the marking schemes so you have exactly what they want. It helps link things together - maybe I'm just slow but I was doing a question on barriers to effective communication and didnt know what to talk about, then once I saw 'language - should be user friendly' I knew all of them e.g. medium of communication, message too long. Its so helpful :)


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