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I'm only 2 months in and I already have 20 case studies, how on earth are we supposed to remember them all at the end?
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I have been bombarded by case studies recently. Flash cards generally works for me. I also use simple mind lite on my laptop to make spider diagrams for case studies 
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I have been bombarded by case studies recently. Flash cards generally works for me. I also use simple mind lite on my laptop to make spider diagrams for case studies
I have been bombarded by case studies recently. Flash cards generally works for me. I also use simple mind lite on my laptop to make spider diagrams for case studies
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Most of the case studies will just be examples to slip into an answer rather than something you could write a 20 marker about probably - I agree though, there are a lot of case studies! Maybe flash cards might help?
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You want to limit all the info into a factual spread, this makes it much easier in the long run.
I learnt case studies by making brain storms of the subheadings and using flashcards etc. quick recall of info is what you need
Remember in the exams you'll need to nit pick certain things rather than regurgitate out the whole case study so only learn the most important bits
I learnt case studies by making brain storms of the subheadings and using flashcards etc. quick recall of info is what you need
Remember in the exams you'll need to nit pick certain things rather than regurgitate out the whole case study so only learn the most important bits
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I don’t think they’re case studies just examples to use in answers. Like the above user said, case studies are what you use in 20 markers
just examples to use in answers. Like the above user said, case studies are what you use in 20 markers
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