Scoring 700+ often requires that we score in the high 80th percentiles (and often well into the 90th percentiles) at a sub-sectional level. But how does one get so good at a topic that you are regarded amongst the top 15 percentile of students worldwide? More importantly, how do you ensure that you are in the top 15 percentile of students?
For most people, this journey to excellence is a 3-step journey
Scoring 700+ often requires that we score in the high 80th percentiles (and often well into the 90th percentiles) at a sub-sectional level. But how does one get so good at a topic that you are regarded amongst the top 15 percentile of students worldwide? More importantly, how do you ensure that you are in the top 15 percentile of students?
For most people, this journey to excellence is a 3-step journey
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The 3 stages of learning
Learn methods
The Stage 1 is to learn the concepts as well as the methods to apply those concepts.
STAGE 1
Cement methods
Stage 2 involves cementing those methods by proving that you can utilize them to solve "medium" and "hard" Qs.
STAGE 2
Get test ready
Stage 3 is showing that you can continue to apply the methods in a "noisy environment," i.e., an exam which you get different kinds of questions.
STAGE 3
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Stage 1:
Learn concepts and methods
The first step is to learn the concepts as well as the methods to apply those concepts.
What happens when you do not do stage 1 properly
Stage 2: Cementing
The second step involves cementing those methods by proving that you can utilize them to solve "medium" and "hard" questions.
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How to log in errors?
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Sentence correction
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CR - Example 2
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CR Strategic Review Part 2
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Critical Reasoning
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Stage 3:
Test Readiness
The last step is showing that you can continue to apply the methods in a "noisy environment," i.e., an exam which you get different kinds of questions.
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