Notes or Flashcards?? (1 Viewer)

[v.tex]

So in yr 11 I wrote a ton of notes with relevant syllabus dot points for each piece material. However, I have been seeing a bunch of videos that have beens saying that notes are a waste of time and flashcards are way better. I have been trying flashcards a bit and I think I am doing alr with them? IDk though. What are your guys thoughts?

I was thinking of making flashcards with syllabus dot points instead of notes because notes take me so long and I barley even look back at them.


So u reckon just soley used flashcards?

 

[pl4smaa21]

why not both?

 

[rh_06]

So in yr 11 I wrote a ton of notes with relevant syllabus dot points for each piece material. However, I have been seeing a bunch of videos that have beens saying that notes are a waste of time and flashcards are way better. I have been trying flashcards a bit and I think I am doing alr with them? IDk though. What are your guys thoughts?

I was thinking of making flashcards with syllabus dot points instead of notes because notes take me so long and I barley even look back at them.


So u reckon just soley used flashcards?

I think u should do both. I did both. Part of learning/memorising/understanding the content comes from actually making the notes. Just make sure your not copying the textbook word for word. Effective notes are composed of summarised content in your own words that only you understand. The way I do it is to make notes throughout the term and to make flashcards in the few weeks (e.g. 2 weeks) leading up to the exam.

And also, ignore what those 'study videos' say. (Well, not ignore, do take them into consideration, but don't take their word for gospel.) Everyone has a different way of studying that works for them. One study technique may work for one person, but may not for another.

 

[pl4smaa21]

I think u should do both. I did both. Part of learning/memorising/understanding the content comes from actually making the notes. Just make sure your not copying the textbook word for word. Effective notes are composed of summarised content in your own words that only you understand. The way I do it is to make notes throughout the term and to make flashcards in the few weeks (e.g. 2 weeks) leading up to the exam.

And also, ignore what those 'study videos' say. (Well, not ignore, do take them into consideration, but don't take their word for gospel.) Everyone has a different way of studying that works for them. One study technique may work for one person, but may not for another.

wait WHAT i was saying that as a joke ( i thought it would take too much time) THAT'S THE ANSWER wtf

 

[pl4smaa21]

wait WHAT i was saying that as a joke ( i thought it would take too much time) THAT'S THE ANSWER wtf

i mean i did use both in year 10 it seemed to work haha

 

[rh_06]

i mean i did use both in year 10 it seemed to work haha

haha. It is a lot of work, but it is what it is. Put in the work, put in the hours, and take whats ours. Rahhhhh *insert Dwayne Johnson eyebrow thing face*

 

[pl4smaa21]

haha. It is a lot of work, but it is what it is. Put in the work, put in the hours, and take whats ours. Rahhhhh *insert Dwayne Johnson eyebrow thing face*

yessssssiiiiiiiiirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr gym mentality

 

[v.tex]

IM thinking instead of straight notes, im gonna make more detailed flashcards.

 

[pl4smaa21]

IM thinking instead of straight notes, im gonna make more detailed flashcards.

na man make notes so that if u get 99.95 u can sell em ; ) and make $$$$$$


im just jokin don't take advice from me i dunno what I'm talking about