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isisalaska
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Hi
As I approach to the D-Day I start feeling very tired and almost to the point I am “sick of this”
, yet a little voice inside my head keeps telling me “are you sure you don’t need an extra week?”
I have re-schedule my test once already…I read somebody did the same and this is the wrong strategy. I just wanted to share my feeling towards the end of this crazy marathon
I have done so many books and I wonder if is there is a point where you reach a plateau and you cannot improve more, I am still not getting very high scores though, is just I don’t have the capacity to learn more? Am I loosing this battle?
As I approach to the D-Day I start feeling very tired and almost to the point I am “sick of this”
, yet a little voice inside my head keeps telling me “are you sure you don’t need an extra week?” I have re-schedule my test once already…I read somebody did the same and this is the wrong strategy. I just wanted to share my feeling towards the end of this crazy marathonI have done so many books and I wonder if is there is a point where you reach a plateau and you cannot improve more, I am still not getting very high scores though, is just I don’t have the capacity to learn more? Am I loosing this battle?
Isis Alaska
). Generally speaking, there are two plateaus, actually: the one you hit when studying on your own and the (usually higher) one you hit when studying with an expert. I'm not saying everyone needs to take a class or study with a tutor - but if you want to score significantly higher than your "study on my own" level, it's likely that you will need outside help. (But if you can get to where you need to be on your own, then don't bother!)
