Reviewing Techniques you could share

Licmyobelisk

Philippines3682 Posts

April 11 2009 03:45 GMT

Hello TL.net,

As I know by now, most of you guys are professionals or students that get high grades in school. So as a dumbass, I'm just asking for techniques that would make reviewing as boring as a house choir.. Cause right now, I'm a little demotivated since last time; (see: http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=90195, unfortunately guys, didn't make the cut)

To make the story short, I just need some basic guidelines what you guys do to cut out too much procrastination and motive thy self in reviewing. The reviewer I have is about 700 pages and I only have 3 more days to go...

Thanks TL and discuss!

Ecael

United States6703 Posts

April 11 2009 03:48 GMT

That's quite a lot to cover, what subject does it happen to be?

Licmyobelisk

Philippines3682 Posts

April 11 2009 03:50 GMT

Maintaining and Managing Windows Server 2003 70-290 exam preparation. Well, I've already reviewed the stuff last three weeks ago all I need to do now if check if I can apply that knowledge when the exam comes up. I'm actually reviewing right now..

Ecael

United States6703 Posts

April 11 2009 03:59 GMT

For more technical subjects like that I personally just look for practice questions and start going through them, after finishing up, use the solutions and trace steps backward to make sure everything makes logical sense. Unfortunately I don't have any way around the repetition (and consequently, boredom).

Licmyobelisk

Philippines3682 Posts

April 11 2009 04:03 GMT

On April 11 2009 12:59 Ecael wrote:
For more technical subjects like that I personally just look for practice questions and start going through them, after finishing up, use the solutions and trace steps backward to make sure everything makes logical sense. Unfortunately I don't have any way around the repetition (and consequently, boredom).

I <3 man! Yeah, I actually makes more sense by reading practice questions rather than reading the whole book of knowledge. I mean, when I was in college I really didn't make sense all the technical stuff our prof was teaching us because they couldn't provide practice materials (sucks since IT was a experimental course in our school) until I read the TesKing .pdf files that's the only time it made sense. with regard to boredom, TL.net is the only source of entertainment I got if I get pretty bored.

Anymore "styles" you guys use for reviewing? please pass to this young padawan.

ieatkids5

United States4628 Posts

April 11 2009 04:15 GMT

'teach' yourself the material, or teach it to an imaginary person. this really helps you understand the material well. at least this really works for subjects with memorization like biology or history. im not sure how well itd work with something like "Maintaining and Managing Windows Server." if it's more application, like physics, you'd be better off doing practice problems i think.

Sirakor

Great Britain455 Posts

April 11 2009 04:47 GMT

On April 11 2009 12:50 Licmyobelisk wrote:
I'm actually reviewing right now..

No you aren't. You're muppeting about on TL

Licmyobelisk

Philippines3682 Posts

April 11 2009 04:58 GMT

On April 11 2009 13:47 Sirakor wrote:

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No you aren't. You're muppeting about on TL

Thank you for that kind sarcasm

... uhm, can I make a request. I wanna be banned for two days tomorrow so I wouldn't peak that much in TL.net (An IP ban would actually make me a sad panda but it's for the best so I wouldn't be lurking around.) Thank you

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