START BIG then go small

Three rule for exams/midterms

Three formats of study material
- Mind map
- Cute cards
- Write it out
- Practice problems
- Drawing Analogies
- Anaologies
- Drawing
- Drawing analogies for concepts
- Use the C-MAP to acquire DETAILS
- Make a title

START BIG then go small

Mistakes to not make again:
Not keeping up with feedbacks
Read the instructions
Read through the slideshows
Assumed due dates not input into schedule
Assumed competitions, did not input into schedule
Fully using ones resources (did u read the forum? T.A? Professor? )
Trust own knowledge and dont be fool by words that you dont understand
Didnt know how to use an equation [Isolating/ and finding the different
variables in the equation]
In problem-solving subjects, try to find ways that are more efficient with
time
Read the question x2
MAKE CONNECTIONS with EVERYTHING
To get the 100% you need the details
Preparation work should be done before 11pm

For Concepts that are dynamic,

You must study them dynamically as well
Memorize first with ANKI
Produce a mind map

Make a list of similarities/differences

Draw the processes and connect the ideas!

Haffie Talk
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Start with one concept and end off with another far far awayconnect the ideas and make
it durable [compare by its function/physiology- dont go for lame]
C-Map [make it and then re-make it add onto it/correct it]
Mind maps are usless after theyre made.
READ stick with it

- Retain not review

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Space your studying to days, weeks, months and retrieve

It should be hard and there should be a lot wrong
Reviewing/input crap into your head is a waste of time
Spend time retrieving/ taking out
Mental imagery is more powerful than words

Hydrogenation of alkenes -> innate system

Hydrogenation of alleknes -> alkanes -> carbon chain -> hydrophobic area of lipids
Lipids are in membranes -> membranes are in b-cell and t-cells-> the
function of membrane is to recept information -> B-cell and t-cells rely on the
membrane reception to signal molecules