printing past papers. (1 Viewer)

[enoilgam]

Guys, please keep the thread on topic.

In HS, our school gave us a booklet filled with past papers for maths, so I didnt need to print them. For other subjects, I just put them on PDF because I couldnt be bothered printing them out (I had essay writing subjects anyway, so I just needed to cover essay questions and some short answer which makes printing unnecessary).

 

[photastic]

I would only print papers when i'm creating a rhythm and mimicking the same environment as it would be in the actual exam.

 

[anomalousdecay]

I would only print papers when i'm creating a rhythm and mimicking the same environment as it would be in the actual exam.

This is also my mindset on it, however I have always thought "why not practice like that from the first place?"

That way you get full practice out of exam conditions (hence why I always do the whole sample exam at once).

 

[dunjaaa]

Personally, I find that if I actually print stuff out, it gets done

 

[nerdasdasd]

There's nothing like the feel of paper. I feel so distant when I do a paper by looking a screen.

I need to be one with the paper

 

[BLIT2014]

I'm probably going to print 1-2 for maths to mimic the enviroment