Questions

[twoistoo]

Is there a way I can print out all the questions and answers for a course?

I'd like to be able to review them without having to go on a computer. Copying and pasting them one by one is quite tiresome.

And do the real CLEP exams consist of just fill-in-the-blank questions?

Thanks guys.

[bmills072200]

the actual exams are all multiple choice with just a couple of exceptions...IC uses the flashcard method because it is very effective for retaining information

the CLEP exams have 5 multiple choice selections per question and the DANTE exams have 4/question...

Not sure about printing out the IC flashcards, I do not think there is an option to print them all at one time, you would probably would need to do it manually...

[Greggy_D]

Yep, you could cut and paste each IC question into a Word Document. This process is certainly time consuming.

[twoistoo]

OK. Thanks for the replies.

[loredia]

It is time-consuming to cutand paste, but it's well worth it. What I did was simply cut/past while I was going over each questiosn and answer.

[Icanstudy]

My study process I used went something like this: copy/paste all of the Instacert flashcards so I could print/review on paper.

SATURDAY: Read the flashcards, some 80 pages when printed. Using a highlighter I would mark anything I didn't already know.

SUNDAY: After going through the cards in this manner I would reread just the highlights. During this review I would write notes on the paper adjacent to the flashcard notes on anything I didn't remember from the first read. This review was much quicker than the first where I read all of the flashcards. After that, still on Sunday, I would do a third review where I read just the handwritten notes. I would highlight the handwritten notes that I did not remember so well. Sort of whittled down the info on three reviews.

On Monday I read just the highlighted handwritten notes. Then took my test that morning.

Good luck, ICS

[loredia]

Originally Posted by Icanstudy

My study process I used went something like this: copy/paste all of the Instacert flashcards so I could print/review on paper.

SATURDAY: Read the flashcards, some 80 pages when printed. Using a highlighter I would mark anything I didn't already know.

SUNDAY: After going through the cards in this manner I would reread just the highlights. During this review I would write notes on the paper adjacent to the flashcard notes on anything I didn't remember from the first read. This review was much quicker than the first where I read all of the flashcards. After that, still on Sunday, I would do a third review where I read just the handwritten notes. I would highlight the handwritten notes that I did not remember so well. Sort of whittled down the info on three reviews.

On Monday I read just the highlighted handwritten notes. Then took my test that morning.

Good luck, ICS

Hmm...that sounds like a great approach. I'm definitely going to try it. Thanks for sharing