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Troy — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 08:06:57 +0000

Don’t forget to skip around. If a question is taking too long, it’s gradually becoming not worth it. INstead of answering questions in order, answer them in order of difficulty – Answer the ones you know and come back to the other ones. That way, you end up with most of the test done and you can be thinking about harder questions the whole time, and have more time at the end to complete them.

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[...] Basically a group of people get together around a question and discuss the right answer. One player can try to convince other players of right answers in attempt to reach a group consensus. It facilitates student-to-student learning which is a fantastic way to prepare for an exam. [...]

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