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How do I Studying for Revs and Whatnot?
polky:
--- Quote from: mypurpleundercracka on June 14, 2009, 09:34:32 pm ---I just made two sets of 10 page summary time lines for France AOS 1 and 2
ready to start russian now... think it will be much easier
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Yeah Russian rev is a hundred times easier than the French rev.
mypurpleundercracka:
--- Quote from: polky on June 15, 2009, 04:41:20 pm ---
--- Quote from: mypurpleundercracka on June 14, 2009, 09:34:32 pm ---I just made two sets of 10 page summary time lines for France AOS 1 and 2
ready to start russian now... think it will be much easier
--- End quote ---
Yeah Russian rev is a hundred times easier than the French rev.
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France is interesting but so complex
Greggler:
k peoples. im ready to get cracking on some revision notes for my holiday homework for russian rev.
but i was also wondering if anyone has some relevant essay topics in relation to the russian rev. i asked my teacher if i could do some extra essays over the holidays, she said yes, but told me to just get topics off vcaa (i'm guessing she means past exams); and i dont really want to do them, as i would rather save those essays for when im actually going to be doing practice exams in the lead up to the real exam
so therefore i was just wondering if anyone had any practice exam style questions..?
Thanks in advance
bklack:
polky i dont think i can commit all your notes to memory =/
should i just rote learn all of those notes o.o
mypurpleundercracka:
--- Quote from: bklack on October 15, 2009, 12:44:28 pm ---polky i dont think i can commit all your notes to memory =/
should i just rote learn all of those notes o.o
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it helps much better if u make ur own notes, just rote learning someone else's notes is not gona work and will make little sense, try compiling ur own timelines using both polky's and external sources - thats what i did n it most certainly is working
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