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Help Choosing A+ Study Material
In March, I began my A+ Certification at my local college. We purchased ELEMENT K textbooks for the class...I been reading them until now with slow steady progress
Later on I found CBT NUGGET's video approach, and while I preferred watching to reading, the videos were way too long, like 45min average, and perhaps much TOO detailed, so I never followed.
Recently I stumbled upon PROFESSOR MESSER's collection of videos. They seem like the perfect combo..They're short, to the point and well explained.
So I prefer MESSER's videos to the other two, but i'm worried that after 6months of reading the books only to start again on another media would be a mistake. What are your opinions???
Which of the 3 seems like the best way to go according to your experience??????
Help please, thanks in advance
Later on I found CBT NUGGET's video approach, and while I preferred watching to reading, the videos were way too long, like 45min average, and perhaps much TOO detailed, so I never followed.
Recently I stumbled upon PROFESSOR MESSER's collection of videos. They seem like the perfect combo..They're short, to the point and well explained.
So I prefer MESSER's videos to the other two, but i'm worried that after 6months of reading the books only to start again on another media would be a mistake. What are your opinions???
Which of the 3 seems like the best way to go according to your experience??????
Help please, thanks in advance
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swild
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I used Mike Meyer's All In One and studied for about 3 weeks. It was all I needed. -
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I used Mike Meyer's All In One and studied for about 3 weeks. It was all I needed.
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Just review the A+ objective, and study what you don't know.
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Optionslsud00d
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You will absorb information much more efficiently by taking notes and reviewing those notes periodically.