Definitions

[RTandon]

I am horrible at remembering definitions so I just end up making them up. But my teacher says they are wrong and always marks them down
Should I try to rote-learn the all or some definitions or is there something else I can do?

How important are the definitions anyway?

[RTandon]

Anyone?

[Wazzup]

Learn the important ones, like, stakeholder, performance indicator, staff turnover (PIs), etc
If you have to, yes rote learn them, read them out loud etc.

[RTandon]

Ugh, hate learning definitions. But thank you!

[Michelle94]

yeah i would spend a bit of time aiming to memorise them.
but dont stress if you cant get the 100% perfect, because in the exam as long as you have key words you will get the marks.

and there isnt usually too many definition questions anyway

[brenden]

Try look, say, cover, write, check
Break it down into what words you need. So if you have to memorise 100 definitions, maybe there's 10 days to the exam (i dunno), memorise 10 a day, maybe one an hour. Much easier than "I have to memorise 100 definitions". In my experience, LSCWC is the most efficient. If that's not working, try writing it out over and over again WHILST saying the words outloud, and reading it again after you write it.

[starr]

I find that writing them out over and over again really helps.
There are sooo many definitions to know in this subject however!