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I spend 1 hour, and solve almost 14 chemistry questions per day, and I will study chemistry 5 days per week, and I have already do that for 14 days.

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I study by using Kognity and the presentations that Mr Mcconnon gave, and memorise some of the keywords or key points for about 5 times. If there are some papers that Mr Mcconnon post in the anchor page, I would do it. For the Kognity and textbook, I would highlight some of the important key points and write it in a notebook, and do the past papers that was give.

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I take notes (key points) on each topic in class or while going through the class slides at home. I do this without highlighting anything so when I prepare for a test I go through the notes again and highlight the important bits so it really gets engrained in me noggin.

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I often go over the previous worksheets that we did for homework before the test. Checking on the multiple choices questions that I did wrong. Also, remembering the definitions of key terms mentioned in the powerpoint.

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go through the slide in the anchor document and review the notes that I wrote in the class. Using the Kognity strength test.

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Review the anchor page and try to do the worksheets one more time. ALSO, don't forget memorizing the definition of chemistry terminology with the lesson presentation.

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Going through presentations given in the anchor page
Rewrite notes/presentations
after done rewriting notes, highlight important parts or parts that are difficult to remember
Doing past papers

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I use active recall and spaced repetition, using the Pearson textbook. i practice topical questions from past IB papers and review the past material from class.

Theory- i say things out aloud and register it in my mind
calculations - practice from past IB papers

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I turn off my phone, then open the Anchor Page to help me find the stuff that I cant do on the paper works. After that, I do all the practices and repeat all I need to know to someone in my family

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- start of by revising the main terms and definitions then look at the answer key and see how marks are rewarded so which key words will give you the point
- look through past worksheets and see where you have gone wrong and try not to make the same mistake
- consistency

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I create a summary of all my notes for that topic in a Google Document. Then, I revise previous given homework and worksheets, including previous tests. These are all found on the anchor document.

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I do past paper tests (2016) to at least try and enhance my understanding of a question. Also I try to go through the slides that are on the anchor page and review certain concepts.

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I normally start by going over the list of topics that the test is going to cover. I then go through the presentations provided and make flashcards to study from. I also do exercises from the worksheets on the anchor page.

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review the correct questions before and remember the key words

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Reading kognity to check what I'm uncertain of and do some practice quiz on kognity

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I study by answering questions from past papers provided by Mr. McConnon