Here are four themes that characterize excellent multiple choice preparation:
Use Successive Condensing
One of the critical factors of mastering you material is to continually have less of it on paper, and more of it in your head. I call this successive condensing. Your study notes should continually shrink until they become [...]
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Here are a few “commandments” for taking multiple choice question exams – these simple tips can make a great difference your results:
Use real multiple choice questions to study
Don’t lock yourself to a fixed study schedule
Structure your material
Focus on learning, understanding, and context – not straight memorization
Cycle through the test – don’t answer in sequence
Answer the [...]
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