Am I supposed to flag the questions at the end of each section that I don't get to if I run out of time? Or are those unattempted questions automatically included in BR?
Thank you 7sage gods!!! Although I honestly wish this section came way up at the beginning of beginning this course. I've been doing tons of practice questions and a few practice tests concurrently with learning. Never knew my process was so wrong and unhelpful! Good to know now.
Question for blind review: these little sparks of intuitions that are mentioned how do i know I will remember them? Is it that consistency of the BR review will naturally help me get better or do i need to write my takeaways down and study them?
#feedback #help so when should we start doing this? should we finish the entire core curriculum before beginning to take practice tests and doing blind reviews? would really appreciate more guidance here.
I am really put off of this idea by the way it's presented, namely the disrespectful suggestion that we as test takers are (blindly) "placing bets" when we choose answers.
We're choosing what we believe to be the right answer, based on what we understand of the stimulus and question stem.
It's totally possible to recommend marking the questions we struggle with and reviewing them at the end, if we have time, without insulting us.
See, I just did it, and in one sentence, not a full page.
Should I be doing this on five question drills as well or just full practice tests?
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This is one of the best features of 7Sage IMO
love this, going to review it frequently to ground myself
Am I the only one who kind of doesn't like BR? It makes me second guess myself when I should've gone with my gut half the time.
When should I try for the timed PT? I am doing untimed PT right now since my cold score was 140.
the new site does not have the option to BR... it was super helpful and I hope they add it to the new platform.
Am I supposed to flag the questions at the end of each section that I don't get to if I run out of time? Or are those unattempted questions automatically included in BR?
Thank you 7sage gods!!! Although I honestly wish this section came way up at the beginning of beginning this course. I've been doing tons of practice questions and a few practice tests concurrently with learning. Never knew my process was so wrong and unhelpful! Good to know now.
Is there a way to flag questions using the 7Sage interface? I haven't noticed it. Or do we just mark in on a piece of paper or something?
Question for blind review: these little sparks of intuitions that are mentioned how do i know I will remember them? Is it that consistency of the BR review will naturally help me get better or do i need to write my takeaways down and study them?
I wish this was in a video. #feedback
#feedback - I think this should be in the first lessons, before the foundations set - so we can be doing this from the very beginning.
#feedback #help so when should we start doing this? should we finish the entire core curriculum before beginning to take practice tests and doing blind reviews? would really appreciate more guidance here.
Do I need to do a BR immediately after finishing the exam? Can I go back the next day and review?
How long does it typically take to complete a BR for timed PT? What is the estimated amount of times of doing this to get a 170+?
#feedback
I am really put off of this idea by the way it's presented, namely the disrespectful suggestion that we as test takers are (blindly) "placing bets" when we choose answers.
We're choosing what we believe to be the right answer, based on what we understand of the stimulus and question stem.
It's totally possible to recommend marking the questions we struggle with and reviewing them at the end, if we have time, without insulting us.
See, I just did it, and in one sentence, not a full page.
Should I be doing this on five question drills as well or just full practice tests?