Re: Advice on reading the whole lab before starting?

On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 14:48, ben edgar <bedgar2500_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> I also thinks it helps prioritize the way you will attack the lab.
>
> If you know ahead of time you have X amount of easy points why not do
> those tasks first bang them off and get them out of the way.
>
> This will help reduce the amount of stress you will have during the lab.

While I talk about this at length in our upcoming audio on demand
product (to be released real soon), remember that this is the last
time during that lab that you are reading the tasks with clear head,
without already having ideas what MAY or may not need to be done. It's
also a good moment to jolt down notes for DocCD search later on, etc.

No, I wouldn't skip reading through entire lab at least once. Twice...
may be an overkill. I mean, why not keep reading it until the bell?
;-)

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