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I just wanted to share a tip I learned. Something that Tim from Becker said in a lecture confused the heck out of me. I happened to send him a message asking for clarification. We started talking about how I have failed audit twice (71, 72, just did the third retake on it).
He said something that I’ve found useful. We were discussing how I memorize things easily and one of the problems is that I have a tendency to memorize the answer for a MCQ practice question without knowing why it’s the right answer. He said that I should look at the question and not the answers (hold a sheet of paper or something over answers) and explain the answer to myself and “then” look at the answers for the right answer. It has been working really well, in my opinion. Just a study tip, if anyone else can find it useful. 🙂
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