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need some advice from pro-crammers
I'm behind in quite a few of my subjects, and while i dont need to cram, i need some advice on how to go about doing things a bit more quickly. (regardless of whether you do the same subjects as me or not)
- modern history: module - germany.
i've a vague idea of what goes on but without notes i feel a bit lost.
i've done little to no homework for this module, and only have notes on part.
how do i "catch up"???
- english!
i've only just realised how to go about the critical study - king lear.
my way normally consists of the long way:
spend a few hrs analysing feminist interp, few hrs analysing new historicist interpretation, few hrs on jacobean, then a few hrs on characters, an hr or two on techniques
= hell of a lot of hours.
alternative methods? more than welcome
- english ext.
crime fiction:
again, i'd spend hours analysing the conventions/values in each text (3 core texts + 2 related)
i need a shortcut.
especially if you're doing similar topics - how do you avoid the long way? please acquaint me with the shortcuts. i really need them
I'm behind in quite a few of my subjects, and while i dont need to cram, i need some advice on how to go about doing things a bit more quickly. (regardless of whether you do the same subjects as me or not)
- modern history: module - germany.
i've a vague idea of what goes on but without notes i feel a bit lost.
i've done little to no homework for this module, and only have notes on part.
how do i "catch up"???
- english!
i've only just realised how to go about the critical study - king lear.
my way normally consists of the long way:
spend a few hrs analysing feminist interp, few hrs analysing new historicist interpretation, few hrs on jacobean, then a few hrs on characters, an hr or two on techniques
= hell of a lot of hours.
alternative methods? more than welcome
- english ext.
crime fiction:
again, i'd spend hours analysing the conventions/values in each text (3 core texts + 2 related)
i need a shortcut.
especially if you're doing similar topics - how do you avoid the long way? please acquaint me with the shortcuts. i really need them