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22 Mar 2012, 13:46
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Hello guys,
roughly speaking, how many hours one should spend to complete (and review) the entire OG12?
roughly speaking, how many hours one should spend to complete (and review) the entire OG12?
22 Mar 2012, 18:09
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Hey- So I don't think its about how fast you can finish. I think the slower the better. Getting a question right and moving on is good. Getting a question right and spending a minute or two learning what that question taught you and any new information you can get out of that question is amazing. I did the former, and now I am going through one by one trying to pull new stuff out of each question. Hope that helps. Good luck.
22 Mar 2012, 19:48
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transfer9858,
thanks for your answer. I'm pretty aware of the importance on revising the wrong questions, that is why I'm also planning to spend some times trying to understand the best strategies on them. Actually my doubt is a little bit broader: I still couldn't figure out which is the best approach to the OG12, if a o question by question, section by section, reviewing towards the completion or to try 30-40 questions chunks on each question type, reviewing them in between. I would appreciate any input on this.
