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Originally Posted by Odyshape
A good tip is to write essential information highlighted and properly organized on small notebook. Just highlight buzzwords in between the definitions of things. Read this over and over 15 minutes before the exam and 10 times before you go in. Soon as your in the test immedietly write on your exam name sheet as much of the combination of buzzwords as possible.
Worked for my last anthro mid term. Had to know all of the anthro theories (evolutionism functionalism etc) but I didn't know crap about linguistics. That was the other half of the test. So I practised using the whole buzzwords thing and ended up with a suave 96%. Its nice because if you know atleast a little bit about the topics the buzzwords can guide you immensly.
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That's a good idea. I know a few people who work like that, in addition to straightforward reading.