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Hey - just wanted to know if there's a difference between checking after completing each question the answer vs checking after you've completed a whole bunch of questions.
Which method is more effective?
Which method is more effective?
27 Oct 2020, 01:22
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We normally suggest our students to do around 10-15 questions at a time and then check the answers and explanations for those questions.
If you do one question at a time and then simultaneously check the explanation for that question, it slightly disrupts the problem solving flow, as per our experience.
If you do one question at a time and then simultaneously check the explanation for that question, it slightly disrupts the problem solving flow, as per our experience.
27 Oct 2020, 02:58
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Hey Lazybum,
While learning a methodology, deal with one question at a time. Solve the question and go through the solution irrespective of the result. Having said that, I'm assuming the question types to be different. If all the questions require the same methodology and approach, then it doesn't make any difference. We have something called concept booster and practice quiz in our course. You will be allowed to look at the solution after every question in the concept booster whereas in the practice quiz, the solutions are visible only after solving all the questions.
The main focus here is to get used to the methodology. All the best
