depends on the class. Typical is lecture (in person or Lectures Online) and lecture notes, at least one reading over the assigned text pages (when we have them), a board review book (if there is one for that subject and when I have time), and my school's Knowledge Co-op notes that are distributed a week before an exam - I make sure I know most of what's in the KCoop notes at a minimum. I also go over the old test packet - I typically do one test per day from oldest to newest.
I think you should maybe distinguish between "going to lecture" and "lecture notes".
I do a combination of lecture notes, BRS and other review books to quiz myself, and maybe refer to side texts to clear stuff up. I think the course I've used the actual text for is anatomy. Some classes (biochem and cell bio for example) I never even got the real text for it.
Originally posted by DW I think you should maybe distinguish between "going to lecture" and "lecture notes".
I do a combination of lecture notes, BRS and other review books to quiz myself, and maybe refer to side texts to clear stuff up. I think the course I've used the actual text for is anatomy. Some classes (biochem and cell bio for example) I never even got the real text for it.
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