After a lesson video should we be able to get all the flashcards right? Or is it okay taht we're still hvaing diffculty understadning the types of questions we need to recognize on the exam?
I noticed that after the introduction to logical reasoning question types, I still managed to get a handful of cards wrong. Should I worry about that right now or focus on the next lessons according to my schedule and wait until I have an entire logical reasoning section on "Main points" or "argument evaluation"
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I have the same question. How am I able to get through the flashcards without being able to go through the rest of the videos for main point questions, argument structure, etc? Should I be following the calendar schedule or skipping around the schedule to fully understand the question types?
VictoriaOctober 14, 2020
Hi @Fizza and @christine-leung,
It is absolutely alright that you're still getting flash cards wrong after the introductory video! The flash cards are just intended to get you feeling a bit more familiar with the different question types you'll see as you work your way through the course.
Definitely stay on schedule. It's more important that you learn how to answer the different question types at this stage. Learning to recognize them will come with practice.
Keep up the great work and please let us know if you have any further questions.
