UTILIZE SUMMARIZATION
After a quick read, create concise summaries or outlines for each chapter. This process helps reinforce your understanding and provides a quick reference for review. Focus on capturing the main ideas, key definitions, and important examples.
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Prioritise Topics: Identify the chapters that are most crucial or challenging. Focus on topics that are likely to appear on exams or assessments. - If possible, consult any provided syllabus, study guides, or past exams to understand the weightage of each chapter.
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