Destroyer advice!

[virtualmaster999]

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Hi everyone!

Quick question on Destroyer. Is it better to go through everything once, and then go over the ones you got wrong, or spend every other day (or couple days) reviewing what you got wrong? Which works out better?

Thanks in advance!

 

[ns718]

It all depends on how fast you learn. I personally do like 20 or 30 questions everyday and go over what i did wrong. Once i Understand what i did worng, I make flash cards and then move on.
I only study 3 to 4 hours everyday with breaks. I learn more that way. If i sit down for more than 6 hours I don't learn that much.
That's just me. everyone is different.

 

[cdp1210]

I agree with ns718, make sure you are periodically (every 30-40 questions) reviewing the questions and answers, even the ones you got right! The destroyer is made as a learning tool and not simply a practice test. Read the solutions and see why each answer is right and what makes the other choices wrong. This is also important for determining which areas you are weakest in and can allow you to go back and review those materials before moving on.

 

[SyracuseOrange92]

The things you get wrong make flash cards. Ive made them on the answer choices as well.

 

[510586]

The things you get wrong make flash cards. Ive made them on the answer choices as well.

Did you make them on an online form like quizlet, or did you do it on actual flash cards? Sometimes I find writing it out takes much longer than typing, so I'm not sure which to do.

 

[tgojinhs]

The things you get wrong make flash cards. Ive made them on the answer choices as well.

 

[510586]

The things you get wrong make flash cards. Ive made them on the answer choices as well.

meant on online flash cards or pen and paper

 

[SyracuseOrange92]

I made out actual flash cards as I'm a slow typer.

 

[deleted639067]

You definitely want to write them out over typing them out! Writing is a underutilized skill that helps your brain process important info...check this article out and skip down until you see the pic of the brain and read that paragraph: http://lifehacker.com/5738093/why-you-learn-more-effectively-by-writing-than-typing