3 years ago

Is it true when studying u should never read the textbook?

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No, because when we need the answers of something its bot just gonna pop in our head. Sometimes we have to read a bit of the textbook to understand.

FrozenT [24]3 years ago

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I believe when studying, you should read and study as much information as you can, textbooks, Notes, research, ETC. Studying is for you to put everything you have learned into one.
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