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Old 04-25-2008, 11:47 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by nrapallo View Post
This same technique got me through High School History and Geography (fact laden subjects) and to a smaller degree English Lit (Shakespeare, in particular). I used to write in different sizes too i.e first run through was normal writing; second re-write was small print to cram more on one line; ... last re-writes were miniscule print with only the 'pertinent' parts!

For the Maths and Sciences, it didn't help as much, but that may be because that was where my main interests lay (laid?).
I used to teach part time in Junior college here in CA and I often allowed my students to create a cheat sheet. Basically I allowed them to have one 3x5 card with all the formulas and other data for a test. By the time the student spent the effort to generate the card they knew the material and didn't usually even need to refer to the card during the test. It actually worked well.

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