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28 Nov 2011, 04:39
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Ok , So I've tried taking notes and not taking notes while attempting RC questions . I somehow seem to fare much better when I'm reading it quickly and remembering stuff rather than taking down notes . Also I save a lot of time . I'm consistently scoring around 40-42 in the verbal section . Is it a bad strategy to adopt ?
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04 Dec 2011, 01:50
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In my opinion,there is nothing Right or Wrong.
Check what works Best for you. Most people write notes,because they are comfortable doing it,or have adopted it and mastered the strategy.
If 'Not' writing notes,works for you,sure,that is what is best for you.
Moreover,if your accuracy rate is consistently high over the tests you've given,then i think it is a good strategy for you to continue what you are doing.
Good Luck !
Check what works Best for you. Most people write notes,because they are comfortable doing it,or have adopted it and mastered the strategy.
If 'Not' writing notes,works for you,sure,that is what is best for you.
Moreover,if your accuracy rate is consistently high over the tests you've given,then i think it is a good strategy for you to continue what you are doing.
Good Luck !
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I've found taking notes causes me to lose focus while reading the passage. People have been successful both ways, figure out what works best for you and stick with it. The only thing I'd say is don't change your strategy close to the exam.
