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Cramming is useful in emergencies;
it is not good for long term learning.
See Emergency test preparation for an
alternative, structured approach to cramming
Strategies for cramming include:
- Preview material to be covered
- Be selective: skim chapters for main points
- Concentrate on reviewing and learning main points
- Don't read information you won't have time to review
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