Dear all,
I don't know what is the suitable strategy for the skittering.
Now I have an academical textbook, 3 mind-probing questions for each chapter(around 100 pages for each) , 20 keywords.(And of course, 1 purpose)
Now for example, if there are 6 sections in this chapter and the 3 questions are located at:
section1: question #1
section2:
section3: question #2, question #3
section4:
section5:
section6:
So within 20 minutes, should I:
(a). Skittering from section1 to section6, taking more attention(and time) on the section1 and section3?
And do (a) step for 6 times iteratively for more comprehensive(at the same time, find other mind-probing questions)
Or
(b). Skittering on section1
And the next 20 minutes on section2, consequently until the 6th 20 minutes.
This is the question of the skittering consequently v.s. iteratively. I don't know which one is better.
(Ok, there is a option (c), but this option is more complex:
(C) Skittering begin on section 1, then section 3(where the questions are located), if there is enough time, searching around other sections for more mind-probing questions. And then the next 20 minutes, starting at the sections where the new questions are located. )
This problem confused me for very long time, please help me!
I need a systematic strategy!
And for the skittering , how long it takes for each page? 1 minutes? Or shorter, say, 30 secs?(if this book is the academic textbook). And if some pages are related to the mind-probing questions, then how long they takes(for each page)?
