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Depends how you learn really. I watch the lectures on 1.5 speed and take the notes that I need. Ie stuff I know I was confused on. I then so the MC for that section. After the full module I go back and do all the sims for that section as a review. Every two sections I use the Becker build your own test to pull mcq from the sections I’ve done as an overall review. Not going for 100% here just need that 75 so I do get some wrong. I read the explanation to ensure I understand why I got it wrong and keep it moving.
I did this a lot too when I first started. What I wish I had done going back was flip through a simulated exam or some comprehensive questions. I think it will help you to focus on the big picture and not be weighed down trying to remember every ratio or minuscule detail. I handwrite notes as well, and I was filling multiple notebooks trying to study, and now I barely use half of one. There is also a facebook group I found very helpful in getting general themes of what successful candidates prioritized!
Oh also, I jot a few notes going through the first time, do MCQs, then sims (watching SkillMaster if I have to) and then jot more notes based on my weaknesses.
I have yet to figure it out as I try to do F1 Mod 1 again
The best way for ME is like what SA1 said. I like practice tests and quizzing because that helps me hone in on the material I need to review and see patterns in my problem areas.
I had Becker. Yes i watched all the lectures but really didnt do handwritten notes (my way of training myself to do everything on the computer sjnce the test is computerized). I only handwrite notes when im doing simulations or mcqs. NOTE: i didnt try to memorize anything lol. Just retain what i can on the first pass
Completed all mcq and sims after each lecture. I read the explanations to the answers as well. I only go back to the material if i really didnt get anything (i just use the shortcut within the question) and practice the question or similar again.
Try to finish all of the lectures 2 weeks before exam day. Use the 2 weeks for the final review and extra practice or flash cards