Originally Posted by luv2shopp85

Oh and with the specific categories.. I always just checked them all. At one point I looked at my cummulative score and saw that I was in the 40% for one of them so I went and did 20 questions in that area. But that was rather useless for me.

Eventually I went to my weak places and forced myself to confront them. So much easier to be able to get the higher grades on the exams where I was stronger, but that was not beneficial. Took some discipline to force myself to crack down on my weaker areas. I realized (DUH!) that this wasn't being graded for school. Wow, all those years certainly do condition us! But it was for my eyes only, and my own good to crack down on my weak areas, review the rationales and get em right!

So eventually I maxed out the unused questions, and had to keep repeating q's. I would work and work the "unused and incorrect" Then towards the end, I incorporated the correct questions again, since it'd been awhile and they were new at that point. Good to know I hadn' t forgotten what I'd learned from all those hours.

thanks for the great tips!!!!
it just gives me that extra push to keep doing what i'm doing!

Originally Posted by marieylego

thanks for the great tips!!!!
it just gives me that extra push to keep doing what i'm doing!

You go girl! You will totally rock. You're awesome!! umpiron:

you're a cute cheerleader!
i do agree that we are sooooo conditioned to "get those high scores"--
i will force myself to face those weaker areas, review the rationales, and study more!

Originally Posted by marieylego

you're a cute cheerleader!
i do agree that we are sooooo conditioned to "get those high scores"--
i will force myself to face those weaker areas, review the rationales, and study more!

Payin it forward m'dear, payin it forward. I need a job!!!!!!!!!