Question: Is it a bad idea to jump around in the curriculum?

McLSATjr · June 2022

Hello all,

Quick question. Is it a bad idea to do some jumping around in the curriculum? The reason I ask is when my brain is vaped out on LR/RC questions I could still do LG questions/sections instead of having to take a break or stop for the day.

Does anyone have any suggestions or experience with this? I understand the reason to proceed through the curriculum from start to finish and not make any jumps, but I also think I could make more efficient use of my time.

Thank you for weighing in if you choose to!

rachellater · June 2022

I typically do 2-3 hours of one section each day then switch so my brain isnt overloaded with new info and I can retain it.

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