notes or flashcards?

no im making notes this video is hard no way flashcards will be enough thanks guys

It looks like many others have given you tonnes of support already, but flashcards atp mean little since it's so close to A-levels. Do notes if that's your thing, no point changing now.

I partially disagree, I can see where your point comes from but surely because it is so close to A-Levels, if time can be saved skipping the note-taking stage, then this should be done, and it's not much of a change since OP is already creating flashcards anyway.

I think i'll print some very good notes, go through them with a video and add anything I need, make flashcards, then take a quiz on it. If it's bad, I'll know it won't work. This topic is paper 3 so it's the 5th of june anyway, so it's a good way to test this since it's far away and it isn't huge, and might not even come up.

I'm glad you've found a method that works for you, please let me know if you want anymore help/advice.

Hi, a level psychology aqa student here, self studying.

I've found that if I write out notes for a topic, it takes me longer, but I do remember it well. But with flashcards, It means my notes are now also revision support as well as a testing method. I know if I write notes on a topic I'll end up doing flashcards too, but I've never studied a topic just by writing flashcards for it.

It's forensic psychology. I also have never taken this course before. I have literally picked it up and booked the exam. I have finished paper 1 content except for research methods, and done nothing else due to very bad health issues.

I'm starting from 0 knowledge on forensic psychology. So what do I do? I'm worried with the limited time I have, writing notes then flash cards will waste it.

IDK if it works yet lmao but i will thanks