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hi all, is there a gmat week 5 study plan?
It is not posted at this time.
15 Nov 2022, 10:12
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Week 5 Study Plan: gmat-ninja-study-plan-week-401631.html
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I personally liked taking notes and paraphrasing each paragraph while reading. I think it helps with the exact issue you have.
My problem was that there was too much information for me to process and store properly because I can only process so much information and I think my processing speed was slower than my reading speed. As the result, slowing down for 10 to 15 seconds after each paragraph and to summarize in my own thoughts, what I just read and what it likely indicated (support, opposite, expand, detail, compare, etc) helped me too store this information much better. I also actually took notes while reading. I never went back to look at them or read them. However, the active process of writing them, insured they were stored in my mind, which is why I never had to go back to read them
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thanks a lot! i’ll try active note making and see if it works for me My problem was that there was too much information for me to process and store properly because I can only process so much information and I think my processing speed was slower than my reading speed. As the result, slowing down for 10 to 15 seconds after each paragraph and to summarize in my own thoughts, what I just read and what it likely indicated (support, opposite, expand, detail, compare, etc) helped me too store this information much better. I also actually took notes while reading. I never went back to look at them or read them. However, the active process of writing them, insured they were stored in my mind, which is why I never had to go back to read them
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