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What's your process in reviewing material (keeping things fresh)?
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12 Nov 2022, 12:58
12 Nov 2022, 12:58
Hey everyone,
I'm curious how everyone incorporates review into their study vs. only pushing new topics / concepts. For me personally, I set aside Thursdays and Sundays as dedicated review days, but that mainly involves me doing practice problems from previous chapters (which in honesty turns into picking random things to review). I also catch myself taking these days as more "rest days" since I feel like I'm walking on a tight line between burnout and maintaining study progress.
I'm curious to how others incorporate this in their schedule! Or if you have any tips or tricks you want to share!
Thank you
I'm curious how everyone incorporates review into their study vs. only pushing new topics / concepts. For me personally, I set aside Thursdays and Sundays as dedicated review days, but that mainly involves me doing practice problems from previous chapters (which in honesty turns into picking random things to review). I also catch myself taking these days as more "rest days" since I feel like I'm walking on a tight line between burnout and maintaining study progress.
I'm curious to how others incorporate this in their schedule! Or if you have any tips or tricks you want to share!
Thank you
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Re: What's your process in reviewing material (keeping things fresh)?
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18 Nov 2022, 05:39
18 Nov 2022, 05:39
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Hi Jpatel6910,
Your plan for review sounds great to me. I would add, though, to try to incorporate flashcard reviews into your everyday studying. The nice thing about flashcards is that you can use them even when you are "on the go" and not necessarily sitting down for an official study session.
Your plan for review sounds great to me. I would add, though, to try to incorporate flashcard reviews into your everyday studying. The nice thing about flashcards is that you can use them even when you are "on the go" and not necessarily sitting down for an official study session.
gmatclubot
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