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HoMeWoRkRuLeZ

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Has anyone been to any of these? Or know anyone that did?
How useful can they be?
Thanks
 

pungpui

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dont go 2 em...they're a waste of time... i didnt go 2 1 coz its basically repeating wat the teacher says! economics...if you dont get it first time, it takes ages to get it after and 1 seminar where everything is like revised quickly isnt help at all!

and i think their expensive too! and thats like on the weekend...bAH!
 

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these edassist lectures etc., i don't know. i think it's pretty sad that these teachers want to make even more money by repeating to other kids what they teach in their own classrooms.
 

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i'm planning to do the january revision on the first topic for economics...
someone told me that their notes are up to the best.
 

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Huratio said:
i'm planning to do the january revision on the first topic for economics...
someone told me that their notes are up to the best.
80% of prep for any subject is notes, 20% is learning and applying them, yet 80% of whats tested is whats learnt and applied, while 20% is pure notes regurgitation.

if you dont learn and understand it, whats good notes u got fr a big price gonna do?
 

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