Bound reference!!

[ealam2]

I'm using a 192 page exercise book and the notes are written pretty much in every class.
I'll add extra stuff like challenging questions, etc. later on if needed.
I probably won't use all 192 pages though. As what was previously said, you won't have time to look at everything in your bound reference in the exam.

[AngelWings]

I'm doing pretty much the same sort of thing. Just use a separate book for theory and it's basically done in class. Rip out the pages and bind if you want it pretty or something. All I'll probably have is a 60 page book and the pages are really thin. Done!

[Reus]

Still haven't started mine 

[Rishi97]

Still haven't started mine 

Don't worry!!! There will always be time after the methods exam. LOL just kidding

[keltingmeith]

Still haven't started mine 

I started both my specialist and methods books the week before trials - both were ready for trial exam 2. Don't worry, it'll get done - and putting off this late does have advantages. I learned about things when writing about mine that I didn't know when we actually did the topics (eg. finally learned why composition of functions has to have )

[Reus]

Don't worry!!! There will always be time after the methods exam. LOL just kidding

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I started both my specialist and methods books the week before trials - both were ready for trial exam 2. Don't worry, it'll get done - and putting off this late does have advantages. I learned about things when writing about mine that I didn't know when we actually did the topics (eg. finally learned why composition of functions has to have )

Haha well that restores my confidence!