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How much credit do I get for my AP scores
Study habits:
Video Series on College studying habits
Taking Notes by hand is better than by computer
Cell phone and laptop use during class lowers test scores
Effective Studying is ACTIVE Studying
Note taking recommendations - 2 versions
1. Skim the chapter: take a small amount of notes - bare minimum
2. Go to class and take notes
3. Read the section carefully with detail. Take efficient, yet thorough notes
4. Take all of the papers from steps 1-3, and make a 1 master set of notes.
-- Review these notes from all sections at least once a week.
OR
1. Skim the chapter
2. Go to class and take notes
3. Read the section carefully with detail.
4. Make a master set of notes
-- Review these notes from all sections at least once a week.
Reviewing for a final exam WITHOUT a Review Packet
1. Get a sheet of paper. On one side title it: List of Struggles. On the other side, title it: List of Mastery.
2. Go through old exams and quizzes. Write down the topics you had difficulty with and that you think you still know.
Do this in less than 1 hour.
3. Start going through the list of struggles. (do not do all of this by yourself!!!)
- fix the old exams on a separate sheet of paper
- go through your notes on that topic
- find similar problems to work on
When you find you are getting tired or frustrated, take a break or review from the List of Mastery.
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