Flashcards!!

[sportygirl]

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For those of you who made flashcards to study, what did type of information did you put on them?

 

[Lonely Sol]

For those of you who made flashcards to study, what did type of information did you put on them?

I didnt put any one word questions/answers.

My notecards basically says, for example: describe the pathway of kreb cycle? or when you eat a hamburger, what happens ussually?

 

[uesider]

I have about 1000 flashcards (literally)... I separated them by chapter of the Kaplan book, and wrote concepts or review questions on one side and the answer on the other. This is only for bio, I haven't decided if I'm going to use flashcards for Chem yet. I find them really helpful though, and I separated by chapter so I can take a few "chapters" of questions on the subway with me each day... easier than carrying around a huge book!

 

[poc91nc]

I wrote about 800 flashcards from Destroyer, Achiever, Cliffs AP Bio, and various other readings...

Flashcards are the only way to go for bio. It got me a 23 in bio...so I'd say it worked out ok!

 

[D D S 2 B]

hey...I'm using flashcards for Orgo and Gen Chem so far. I pretty much wrote out all the reactions and concepts and most of the formulas. Easier to memorize and they are always with you.

 

[levyusupov]

get the destroyer and focus the flashcards on that info, with support from other sources. DAT destroyer is the best focusing material by far from anyting else.

 

[busupshot83]

Great question! I haven't taken the DAT yet, but I currently have about 600 notecards after going through chemistry and organic chemistry. That total should bump up to around 900-1000 once I'm done with biology.

The content of my notecards is based on the DAT Destroyer. I do not copy the Destroyer's problems, but instead write down concepts being present. However, I would say a 1/4 of my cards are background information.