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06 Mar 2011, 08:58
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I just finished going through the first part of the Number Properties book and it is now telling me to do the problems from the OG. Should I do this? I thought it was best to save the OG questions for later in studying? I know their are contradictory theories on this topic but I am curious to know what others think. Thanks
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06 Mar 2011, 09:45
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Some people say to do them, others say to save them.
I personally saved them for the end. However, I made sure to do every single "In-Action" problem as well as the online question bank. I went through each book 2-3 times and made flashcards. Doing so allowed me to enforce the concepts. It is really up to you to see how well you can retain the information.
Maybe you can do the questions from the OG Supplements directly after the guides and save the OG 12 for the end. This way, you would have a mix of both approaches.
I personally saved them for the end. However, I made sure to do every single "In-Action" problem as well as the online question bank. I went through each book 2-3 times and made flashcards. Doing so allowed me to enforce the concepts. It is really up to you to see how well you can retain the information.
Maybe you can do the questions from the OG Supplements directly after the guides and save the OG 12 for the end. This way, you would have a mix of both approaches.
06 Mar 2011, 11:46
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This is what I was sort of doing thus far. I didn't actually realize that the whole second half of the book just referenced back to the OG and suppliment questions.
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I thought about an approach like this as well...any one else done something of a sort of hybrid system?
I know there are people how have been successfull taking both approaches to studying and that it is completely individualized, just trying to weigh the pros and cons as best as I can to make that decision.
