Exams 5 · Structuring Large Amounts of Material
5 learning units · ~17 minutes
How to organize large amounts of material: first a framework of no more than ten core principles, then a concept map, then the depth. You spread this method across the semester and check from memory every week whether your organization holds up. This way you prepare to place even an unfamiliar exam question in the right context.
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Contents
Why Structure Is the Bottleneck
- Why a Lot of Material Is Hard · approx. 3 min
- What Experts Sort By · approx. 3 min
The Craft
- Concept Maps: What They Do and What They Don’t · approx. 3 min
- A Procedure for a Large Set of Lecture Notes · approx. 3 min
- Carrying It Through a Semester · approx. 5 min