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Omed_OvO · February 2016

When I'm going through the course (particularly the problem sets) and I notice I'm not doing well, should I go do more practice problems from the question bank or move on to the next chapter on my syllabus after finishing all the practice problem sets?

Sheri123 · February 2016

I would suggest that if you notice you are not doing well on the problem sets to re-do the lessons to make sure you understand the concept & then go back and re-do the problem sets you already did to make sure you understand and can actually implement the concepts before moving forward.

Omed_OvO · February 2016

Thanks @Sheri123. That's helpful.

MrSamIam · February 2016

Figure out why you're not doing well, and attack that head on. Review the videos, then go through the problem sets again. Maybe you were just having a bad day, or you were tired the on the first go.

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