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#1 30 August 2010 - 06:00 PM dragonstar57 


Lepton
my school allows people to skip a class if they can achieve a passing grade on the finial exam without taking the class. so what would be the best way to prepare for the exam when I haven't taken the class?
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It is not closed-minded to reject claims that make no sense. If you can’t accept the possibility that an idea might be false, then you are the closed minded one. An open minded person will critically examine all claims but will not accept them if there is no reason to believe they are true or if there is reason to believe they are false.

however one must realize that every thing starts in a default belief and requires a burden of proof for the default belief to be abandoned. it would not make sense for believing in positive statements' validity so the only remaining is to not believe a positive statement until proof evidence is presented.
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#2 30 August 2010 - 06:08 PM DJBruce 


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I would recommend you get a copy of the classes syllabus, and a copy of the textbook, and use those to study. The syllabus should be able to direct you to what is going to be covered, and what readings will be done. So you should then be able to cover the same material as the course.

In addition I would not recommended you try and cram for these tests and pass out of them simply to get ahead in the short term. If you don't take the time to learn the basics and fundamentals well you will suffer in the long run, and end up behind those who took the time in the beginning to create a good foundation.

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