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Title: smart productive study??
Post by: miss shep on January 04, 2012, 11:08:09 am

hey guys, just wondering how to study smart/ effectively  to tackle 3/4 without always having to cram information before SACS and exams.
Also any good websites for psych?? any Mr Wood equivalents  for legal studies??


       

Also anyone who got a 40 or above can you please tell me the ways you went about studying?? thanks  :)

Title: Re: smart productive study??
Post by: totaled on January 04, 2012, 01:11:15 pm

your textbook should be all you need for psychology (which is great! This is the grivas text btw) but ill be covering study techniques in my lecture

Title: Re: smart productive study??
Post by: monkeywantsabanana on January 04, 2012, 01:37:15 pm

Read this if you haven't already: A General Guide For Psychology.

Also, use this forum! Everyone's great help!

Title: Re: smart productive study??
Post by: jaydee on January 05, 2012, 12:11:38 am

do a lot of exam style questions. neap smart study guides are great. Instead of doing the learning activities and notes separately I fused both into one and to and from school I was reading it to myself. make a concept map of everything as you go along and try to find links. e.g. how are your states of consciousness linked to your brain? SACs are usually scenario based so try and get your hands on as many different questions as you can.