07-08-2006, 02:34 PM
Criticalthinker Wrote:I go over all the IC flashcards, read all the info, no matter if I got the answer correct. If I missed it, I retype the answer in.
Do you wait until you can answer all the flash card questions correctly, or do you count on recognition and visual memory to take you through the exam successfully?
I am getting most of the flash card questions correct, in prep for Humanities, and the ones I miss, make me slap my forehead, and say "Duh". :o
Basically, I wondered if most people take the test when they get all the answers correct on IC? I have seen a few post who said they ran through the cards once and then took an exam....?
Thanks
CT
So far, i've only gone through the IC flashcards one time through. I never type in the answers, just think about the question and read the explanation carefully. I'd probably do better if I went through the flashcards more, but I have difficulty finding the time =) I've yet to try any practice tests. For me at least, just getting a good jist of the material seems to be enough.
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[COLOR="green"]Social Sciences and History
College Math
English Composition (no essay) [/COLOR]
DANTES:
[COLOR="green"]World Religions
Civil War and Reconstruction
Drug & Alcohol Abuse
Management Information Systems [/COLOR]
Excelsior:
[COLOR="Green"]Organizational Behavior
Ethics: Theory and Practice
World Conflicts since 1900
World Population [/COLOR][/SIZE]
All done! 42 credits by exam