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How to excel in this subject ? (1 Viewer)
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Drifting95
Should i change my DP?
Search through the abundance of resources already available including:
http://community.boredofstudies.org/21/business-studies/305405/business-studies-past-papers-advice-thread.html
http://community.boredofstudies.org/21/business-studies/305405/business-studies-past-papers-advice-thread.html
bongoli
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>Be me
>Cram for 8hrs before business studies assessment task on the day before
>Do test and get 46/50.
But that's just me, you need to develop your own study pattern which effectively works for you. I reccomend reading ALOT of the news; because there's thousands of case studies there which you can integrate into your essays. Study your content in accordance to the syllabus, because they CAN'T test you on anything outside the syllabus. Ask yourself questions about whether you know certain dot-points within the syllabus and ALSO revise with past papers. Although the syllabus changed in 2012, many of the questions are still fairly relevant to the topics. But yeah, try to develop something that works for you, and that's what will truly make you excel.
>Cram for 8hrs before business studies assessment task on the day before
>Do test and get 46/50.
But that's just me, you need to develop your own study pattern which effectively works for you. I reccomend reading ALOT of the news; because there's thousands of case studies there which you can integrate into your essays. Study your content in accordance to the syllabus, because they CAN'T test you on anything outside the syllabus. Ask yourself questions about whether you know certain dot-points within the syllabus and ALSO revise with past papers. Although the syllabus changed in 2012, many of the questions are still fairly relevant to the topics. But yeah, try to develop something that works for you, and that's what will truly make you excel.