jabari

hello,
i am interested in the whole area of revision especially remember aspect of the sylabus such as IAS'S.

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Benjamin

You may run into difficulties later on in your studies if you depend on memory alone. You must be able to spot a problem and able to apply a correct solution based on the theories you have learned.

Sheen07

Yea i agree with you!!!!

Masa2

I agree with them

Exammonster

I agree with you too.

mandyglp

Anyway Good LucK

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rosiedonn

Well, if you recommend not relying on memorising, any suggestions as to more effective methods learning IASs

edzhang

Originally Posted by Benjamin

You may run into difficulties later on in your studies if you depend on memory alone. You must be able to spot a problem and able to apply a correct solution based on the theories you have learned.

totally agree

jassie

Originally Posted by Benjamin

You may run into difficulties later on in your studies if you depend on memory alone. You must be able to spot a problem and able to apply a correct solution based on the theories you have learned.

yeah you are right!cannot memorised it must understand it

pokerstar

This is truly the secret to ACCA exams (that many students do not realise until after the fact).

The exams are not testing route memory, they are teaching ability to recognise issues and apply knowledge.

There is a big difference between the two!

This is why doing as many practise questions (and past exams) is key to success.

Good luck!