[larzetme]

Hello guys, please share your study techniques with Becker? do you follow the book the videos, and then reread the book. Or you start by reading the book, then watch videos. Do you highlight the book, and do you make your own notes? or you use just ninja notes?

thanks in Advance

 

 

[Anonymous]

@Jostrowski, time is very valuable for me- I am sacrificing a lot to study for these exams. I can only assume that a rational test-taker shares my sentiment about timeliness.

utilising my method, OP would not waste time on the lectures. he would get to the meat and potatoes of the chapter by looking at the annotated e-book(that includes Olinto's & Gearty notes.)

i dont like to be treated like a child and told what to highlight like a 7 year old in elementary school, when i can READ and look at what to highlight myself. therefore, by looking at the annotated e-book the OP would save himself 4hrs/lecture and still get the benefit of its content at a fraction of the time.

[Jostrowski]

@eesti

I understand from a time saving standpoint, but there are parts of the lecture that are not in the book. Being given real life examples was a specific method that helped me understand it better ESPECIALLY in REG, but everyone is different.

AUD: 62 [2/27/15], 87 [5/29/15]
REG: 76 [5/1/15]
BEC: 86 [7/20/15]
FAR: 76 [8/28/15]

DONE!

Becker self-study, Illinois candidate

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