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How to prepare for Physics entrance exams?
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[QUOTE="Klystron, post: 6272358, member: 614295"] I tend to agree with [USER=475460]@DEvens[/USER] methods for test preparation except that I include my lecture notes during the 'second phase' of study. After re-reading the textbook and solving homework problems, studying my lecture notes mentally returns me to the lecture; another reason not to skip lectures. I also like to review previous quizzes and tests to emphasize what this teacher regards as central to the subject and how they word questions. [In response to DEvens later point about learning Mandarin:] Retaining languages learned in classroom can be a trickier proposition for several reasons. After studying Latin and Spanish for three years in college I could converse in Spanish and even understand some French. After learning conversational Thai years later, Thai words would appear unbidden in my spoken Spanish. Confusing. [/QUOTE]
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