Quoting from ABC radio website “The 2020 Mathematical Methods exam was too difficult and left students in tears.”
Have you seen the 2020 exams yet? How did you feel about it?
Looking at the 2020 questions and the exam questions from previous years an important lesson we can learn is there is a huge difference between textbook questions and exam questions…
and if you want do well in methods – then you must learn how to answer exam style questions.
You see, the purpose of the textbook is to teach you the basics of the subject and – to provide you plenty of excercise questions to help you grasp a concept…
but they rarely go to the same depth as exam questions, especially when it comes to combining content from different topics.
The best way you can prepare for exams is to attempt as many exam questions as you can.
If you want to learn how to answer exam questions in the shortest amount of time – sign up to the Math Methods Club where you’ll find video solutions to all the Methods exam question asked from 2006 to date.
It’s the only place where you can instantly group question into 35 different topics as well as
grouping by question type.
Whether it’s tech free, multiple choice or extended response.
This way you can start building your skills to confidently answer tech free or tech active questions on any topic.
Avoid the mistake of going over exam style questions at the last minute.
If you do then there’s a good chance that you’ll walk out of that exam room in tears too, just like some students did in 2020.