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How do you study? Best study techniques?

DublinArnie · 2013-05-19 21:08:59

Just wondering how do other people study the Junior Cert material :p. If i'm in a rush and want to learn something off-by-heart and remember if for a good ole' few weeks, I just read it repeatly and write it down repeatly, I usually get it in 3 - 5 repeps. Anyone eles have other methods that work for them?:pac:

19-05-2013 9:08pm

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Just wondering how do other people study the Junior Cert material .

If i'm in a rush and want to learn something off-by-heart and remember if for a good ole' few weeks, I just read it repeatly and write it down repeatly, I usually get it in 3 - 5 repeps. Anyone eles have other methods that work for them?:pac:

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#2 19-05-2013 9:18pm

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I generally just do exam papers. I do that and read from a revision book or the actual text book. I can't stand revising from mind maps, they're useful to write down to get the info into your head, but to use them for looking back over is just useless for me. I sit beside a guy in school who feels pretty much the same.

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