Are flashcards and past papers the key to getting high grades (as in A’s). Thanks!
You get high grades by memorising and understanding the content, and then looking for gaps in your knowledge by doing exam questions. Past papers are good to do as they replicate the real exam, but doing questions-by-topic on sites like Physics&MathsTutor will help you to be thorough with each topic if you learn from the mistakes you make on each question.
Flashcards are useful to help you memorise the content if you use the active recall technique with them. But make sure you don't spend too long making the flashcards as this will be counter productive.
You get high grades by memorising and understanding the content, and then looking for gaps in your knowledge by doing exam questions. Past papers are good to do as they replicate the real exam, but doing questions-by-topic on sites like Physics I have practice paper books by topic so that will work!
You get high grades by memorising and understanding the content, and then looking for gaps in your knowledge by doing exam questions. Past papers are good to do as they replicate the real exam, but doing questions-by-topic on sites like Physics
What do you mean by use the active recall technique with them?
You get high grades by memorising and understanding the content, and then looking for gaps in your knowledge by doing exam questions. Past papers are good to do as they replicate the real exam, but doing questions-by-topic on sites like Physics&MathsTutor will help you to be thorough with each topic if you learn from the mistakes you make on each question.
Flashcards are useful to help you memorise the content if you use the active recall technique with them. But make sure you don't spend too long making the flashcards as this will be counter productive.
Could you please explain how to use active recall with flash cards
You get high grades by memorising and understanding the content, and then looking for gaps in your knowledge by doing exam questions. Past papers are good to do as they replicate the real exam, but doing questions-by-topic on sites like Physics&MathsTutor will help you to be thorough with each topic if you learn from the mistakes you make on each question.
Flashcards are useful to help you memorise the content if you use the active recall technique with them. But make sure you don't spend too long making the flashcards as this will be counter productive.