Answering dotpoints (1 Viewer)

[x.Exhaust.x]

For the half yearly exams, I'm currently undergoing studying and I need a few tips for answering each dotpoint.

When I answer each dotpoint by writing the answers down, I tend to forget. Then I recite my answers and they sometimes go into memory, except for difficult dotpoints.

I'm deciding to type up my dotpoints, and share it with other students on boredofstudies. So should I:

1. Write the answers to each dotpoint answer on a sheet of paper (hard copy), then type the answers up? OR
2. Do research by looking through your subject material, type it up, then write it down?

By writing the answers on a sheet of paper, then typing the answers up on MS word, would probably be good revision, and I'm pretty sure that's how other students do it. I'm just worried about time, because the exams begin in a week...

Thanks.

 

[Aerath]

I prefer typing it straight into the computer, then, re-writing them, if and when needed.

 

[Brontecat]

i'm a rewriter to and a firm believer in mneumonics and similar stuff to that

 

[possessionless]

i wont learn if i type things so my study book is all hand written.
its works differently for everyone i guess.
personally, i would handwrite things, then type them if i really had to.

 

[annabackwards]

I type up my notes and only refer to them if necessary while doing questions.

 

[Awesomeness...]

i think writing the answers on a sheet of paper, then typing the answers up on MS is a good idea. Good practice for english too

 

[Fortify]

i wont learn if i type things so my study book is all hand written.
its works differently for everyone i guess.
personally, i would handwrite things, then type them if i really had to.

That's what I do. Handwritten <3