DAT Destroyer O Chem

[CFD7]

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I have watched Chad's videos and taken notes on everything he says for all of them. I watched them over the span of 3 weeks. Then I started doing problems within DAT Destroyer and I am getting about 25% of the questions right. Should I continue doing problems and going over the answers in depth or should I re-watch Chad's videos until I feel comfortable enough to do Destroyer problems. I have about 6 weeks until my test and I want to make sure I am as prepared as possible.

 

[pfg459]

I have watched Chad's videos and taken notes on everything he says for all of them. I watched them over the span of 3 weeks. Then I started doing problems within DAT Destroyer and I am getting about 25% of the questions right. Should I continue doing problems and going over the answers in depth or should I re-watch Chad's videos until I feel comfortable enough to do Destroyer problems. I have about 6 weeks until my test and I want to make sure I am as prepared as possible.

I would say get very acquainted with Chad's quizzes before tackling Destroyer. Once you are killing those questions, move to Destroyer. While doing Chad's quizzes, the best thing to do is (if your having a hard time with reactions) is go to the roadmaps in destroyer and make flash cards. I made flashcards for every single reaction in those roadmaps, go over them frequently, and now a lot of those questions are a breeze.

The way I set up those notecards:
Front (in black): Reactant + everything on the arrow (keep product blank)
Back (in red): Reactant --------> Product (keep arrow blank)

This way you can work them both ways, and learn them well.

Destroyer is very useful -- and it killed me when I started studying 3 months ago. Now it is a breeze. My test is tomorrow.

 

[Dotoday]

Don't get too disappointed. I happens often. Just make sure you know all the roadmaps and carefully gonover solutions in Destroyer. This will help a lot. Good luck.

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