TPR Science Workbook or more practice tests?

[nabilesmail]

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Hey guys, I'm doing SN2ed 4 month schedule, I started a few days before Christmas and will be taking the test May 31st. I really want to do extremely well so I'm trying to do as much as humanly possible!

So far I've been pretty ahead of schedule. It took me 14 days to get to where I should be in 22 days. In addition, I've also completed all 1001 Biology questions for chapters 1-3 (330+ questions).

I basically read the chapter, 1001 questions 1/3 (except Biology, I do it all right away), TBR phase 1. On review day, I reread, 2nd 1/3 1001, 2nd TBR phase.

My goal by the time I'm done doing content review will be to have completed all the content:

+ TBR phases 1/2 (saving 3 for the end where I'm doing practice tests as well)

+2/3 1001 questions for each subject (except Biology, in which I do all the questions right away). I plan to do the last 1/3 in concurrence with the final 1/3 of TBR (they really only taking like 30 minutes to do 1/3 of the questions per topic).

ALL of the EK 30 minute exams for EACH subject. Initially I was doing them along side with reading TBR, however, I decided to discontinue doing them except for Biology. I'll just do them all over a couple of days after content review. This is because some TBR chapters don't overlap completely with EK.

I initially decided to start early so I can do as much as possible and do even MORE practice tests. School will be starting the 9th so I also started 1.5 months early for cushion room when I'm studying for tests.

What I'm wondering is should I complete the TPR science workbook at once after content review before starting practice tests? I was thinking I could spend an entire week finishing the whole book. Would it be better to do that or do 2-3 more practice test?

Anyone have any constructive criticism with my schedule?

For VR, I plan to complete the entire TBR/TPRH/EK101 by the time I start doing practice tests.

Thanks!

 

[typicalindian]

nothing to contribute to your post (sorry) but just wondering, how is the EK 1001 bio? Worth getting?

 

[nabilesmail]

Its okay, gets frustrating because of poorly worded questions and the fact that they add questions from other sections in. I think its good though because its more passages to do and some of them are experiments. I actually feel like the passages are more experiment based than TBR. Tbr tends to explain an idea and then ask questions that 60% of the time do not need the passage. EK does the same but they also have a decent amount of experiments, tables, graphs that you have to interpret.