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On a PT has anyone routinely done their first LR section then gone backwards (start with the last question) if the next section is LR? My thinking is that you are already in that 'curve breaker' mode so you just maintain it rather than going back to easier questions, then ramping up again. I have a bad habit of not letting go of a question then rushing the clock at the end. So if I were to do this (yes, I should correct the issue of letting go) I would be rushing easier questions with maybe a higher probability of getting them right?
It's terrible. Way too busy and yes the "hide" button is the worst feature.
I find that when reviewing the question explanations, especially the videos after I've completed BR, I want to move the explanation window so I can see the first take and BR results. The window is centered w/o the ability to move.
These Fast Track sessions are incredibly beneficial. They are great for understanding the thought process and steps to solving these question types. I find in the question explanation videos we always get the 'why' for the correct answer, but seldom the 'how'. Thanks, Kevin.
Just curious if there are any best practices for WHEN to BR after a PT (other than 'do what works best for you and your schedule). Do you take a small break then get into it? Long break but same day? Or is it advantageous to go back to BR the next day?
I know quantity and quality are relevant, but is there an average number of hours per day or week for these numbers?