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devansh_god
30 Mar 2006, 06:31
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hi all,
i feel very stupid asking such a question which has been discussed a lot in the forum ....... but can anyone please guide me on the error log..... i have read a lot about it in the forum..... read the sticky also....
but the problem is i am still in dark about....
1. how to make it? ----- what should it contain..... all the columns.... (i figure out it is some sort of tabular arrangement)
2. when should we start making it? take my case for eg.---- i have just finished reading and brushing up quant from pr review 06'....... did i have to do it at the time of reding the quant techniques OR do i have to make it when.... say i actually start practising the questions by hand......
3. how often to update it?
4. if anyone could help me by showing a sample error log.....
pls help me seniors.......
i feel very stupid asking such a question which has been discussed a lot in the forum ....... but can anyone please guide me on the error log..... i have read a lot about it in the forum..... read the sticky also....
but the problem is i am still in dark about....
1. how to make it? ----- what should it contain..... all the columns.... (i figure out it is some sort of tabular arrangement)
2. when should we start making it? take my case for eg.---- i have just finished reading and brushing up quant from pr review 06'....... did i have to do it at the time of reding the quant techniques OR do i have to make it when.... say i actually start practising the questions by hand......
3. how often to update it?
4. if anyone could help me by showing a sample error log.....
pls help me seniors.......
31 Mar 2006, 11:16
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Good afternoon devansh.
To your points:
"1. how to make it?"
Well it's up to you, but I'd recommend an Excel spreadsheet (easy to save & keep), with columns for date, cause, comments, and rows for question type and any specific item. For instance, my own error log focused on Data Sufficiency and Sentence Correction questions, and so I might have included the area (geometry, alegebra), what threw me (forgot quadratic basics, rushed and missed a step) and ideas to improve (write down parts, remind myself I have time), and so on. You want something simple enough to use, but specific about what seems to be hanging you.
2. when should we start making it?
Start as soon as possible, and try to use it every day. Print out a copy and make notes on it as you think of things. Keeps your mind fresh and helps make the comments useful.
3. how often to update it?
Every time you study. Like any exercise, the more you do it the better you get.
Good luck!
To your points:
"1. how to make it?"
Well it's up to you, but I'd recommend an Excel spreadsheet (easy to save & keep), with columns for date, cause, comments, and rows for question type and any specific item. For instance, my own error log focused on Data Sufficiency and Sentence Correction questions, and so I might have included the area (geometry, alegebra), what threw me (forgot quadratic basics, rushed and missed a step) and ideas to improve (write down parts, remind myself I have time), and so on. You want something simple enough to use, but specific about what seems to be hanging you.
2. when should we start making it?
Start as soon as possible, and try to use it every day. Print out a copy and make notes on it as you think of things. Keeps your mind fresh and helps make the comments useful.
3. how often to update it?
Every time you study. Like any exercise, the more you do it the better you get.
Good luck!
