27-02-2018, 03:37 PM
That is good information thanks PJW.
From my personal experience so far, acquiring basics facts is not the problem as there are multiple sources of information for most of the syllabus, its the type of answer and style that i'm finding difficult to get my head around.
From what I can tell I need to learn the "basics facts" of a subject, turn the facts into knowledge, understand the question and how to apply that knowledge in a clear, structured and time efficient manner. I believe this is the key to passing or failing. Sounds easy now i have written it down.....
From my personal experience so far, acquiring basics facts is not the problem as there are multiple sources of information for most of the syllabus, its the type of answer and style that i'm finding difficult to get my head around.
From what I can tell I need to learn the "basics facts" of a subject, turn the facts into knowledge, understand the question and how to apply that knowledge in a clear, structured and time efficient manner. I believe this is the key to passing or failing. Sounds easy now i have written it down.....