alexf_2001 answered Monday January 24 2005, 4:58 pm: categorise your notes. spider diagrams etc. Put subheadings and then bullet point key points underneath. get somebody to ask you about what you need to know (if there is anybody there who can test you)
sk8rgurl answered Monday January 24 2005, 12:44 pm: copy the pages from the book on a copy mechine and hten highlight it. This way you will have it whereever you go and you can read through the inportant parts~
hElpiiShErE answered Sunday January 23 2005, 6:32 pm: ouch history..i would say that you should read it in parts like chapters if there is any and then right down wat you think is important and keep doing that until your finished! then take a break and go over wat u wrote down and see if that sounds right to you..hope that works xOx risSii [ hElpiiShErE's advice column | Ask hElpiiShErE A Question ]
Sherry answered Sunday January 23 2005, 6:10 pm: Read a page, and do a 1 or 2 paragraph summary about key points, major events and vocabulary words. You should have 8 summarys and then you can read them through again..and read them some more..even do notecards about key points/major events and study those. Have someone help you. [ Sherry's advice column | Ask Sherry A Question ]
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