What to do with drills?

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• sucralosedaddy Alum Member

  January 2023 310 karma

  I would save them until the end or until after you get some analytics from your PTs. I think they are moreso just a shortcut for reviewing specific question types after the fact if you are struggling on a question type.
• aimee3326 Core Member

  January 2023 7 karma

  Got it, thanks for the advice!
• elias.christensen Yearly + Live Member Sage 7Sage Tutor

  January 2023 37 karma

  Hi there! I think the advice to save a lot of drills for later is sound, but I personally would modify it a little. The drills are placed in the curriculum where they are to help reinforce the material as you go and help you retain information, so I would say unless you're really feeling solid on what you just learned, try doing one of the drills to make sure you're comfortable applying the concepts in practice. If you find you're struggling, try another one or two to get it down before you move on! It takes a little longer to work through the curriculum this way, but it also helps a lot with mastering the material, and you can always build custom drills to practice according to your analytics once you're finished with the basic lessons.

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