<p>for those who got a high grade in your ap bio class and a 4 or 5 on your ap exam or a score above 700 on your SAT subject test, here is my question:
If you use Campbell, how do you read chapters, and remember them? What is your note taking techniques?
I score horribly on the multiple choice sections of my teacher's test and now I'm on Photosynthesis and Cell respiration, which are overwhelming and complicated and hard to remember everything. How did you do it?</p>
<p>USE CALNEWPORTS QUETSION CLUSTER METHOD</p>
<p>omg</p>
<p>It’s sooo useful.</p>
<p>Well I tended to cram all the chapters the day before the test. I find that very helpful because all the material will still be fresh in your brain when you’re taking the test (I had Bio 2nd period). But for those who don’t want to cram just to get a good grade, I suggest getting the Study Guide that goes along with the book and reading out of there. All the information will be in there, plus it’s not as wordy as the big Campbell textbook.</p>
<p>not all the information is in the Study Guide.
Take chapter 10 quiz for example, I think I failed the quiz even though I copied down all the information on the study guide quiz the day before
Calnewport’s cluster method is useful? Because there is a lot of information in Biology, and they’re complicated too</p>