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Great article! I've always wondered about the effectiveness of using 'mind map' outlines for study. Never felt like I was learning much using those. This study definitely answers that question.
Hooray for Instantcert test based studying!
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This is perfect timing for me! Thank you so much for sharing it!
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Ahhh so cool
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I saw that on Morning Joe the other day.
I think that the way we study, going over the objectives, maybe reading some material like the REA book and then diving into a test is a great way to learn.
I will never learn the way I used to. Now no matter what the subject I will punish myself with a test if it is available. It just gets the brain going.
I learned a long time ago in bodybuilding that you have to shock the muscle to create growth. That means that you can't just go through the motions you need to apply a significant stressor and the body will react. Its the same thing with testing.
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