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Thank you sir very much in advance
Sir while attempting P1 ,i used a technique suggested by mike for every 10 mark use 5 min to plan and write 10 relevant point for question practice and in exam
My question is sir is that technique applicable for p3 revision kit practice and exam ?I don’the think you need 10 points. Most marking schemes suggest 1.5 marks per well-explained point. Better 6 well explained points than 10 superficially explained.
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so is it okay to use this method instead of writing a full answer when practicing questions and in exam for planning before attempting the questions?Yes. When practising, planning is imporant (you probably won’t have time to write full answers). In the real exam it is vital to leave time to write full answers.
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