[jonnybgood2321]

I was watching the lectures, going back taking notes, then hitting multiple choice and getting 70s on first attempt. I did that for a few chapters but just went through a chapter simply watching the lecture, then hitting multiple choice, still scoring in the 70s first attempt.

My question is; is it worth it to go back and take notes, or should I just make it through the material with 70s, then review flashcards and keep doing MCQ as a review?

Taking notes on the chapters takes way too long and I don’t think its efficient for this section, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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[Biff-1955-Tannen]

Probably depends on your learning style. But I think that if you have a base knowledge of it and you understand the concepts, you will be fine just doing MCQ. Worked for me anyway.

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[MaLoTu]

You can find out how effective it is for you by not going over the material for a day then seeing if you still score comparably between the chapters you took notes on and those you didn't.

[jonnybgood2321]

Thanks for the advice, I feel like its more beneficial to just go over it and hammer MCQ than go back, take notes, blah blah.. we'll see how I do in a few weeks

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