Civil-service exams, Pre-event freeze, 10

Civil-service exams is “Pre-event freeze” in 10, and the figure kept beside it is 10. This week, use one method only, and do not blur the time by mixing another method. Do not read a count of misses as a person’s ability. Keep only the figure on the card. Civil-service exams — traps, myths and repairs. The quiet failure mode is a pile of PSAT / 한국사 that looks large and teaches little. At the desk, open Civil-service exams so the card shows 10 first, 10 next, and “Pre-event freeze” beside them.

This week, before you start the timer, write the method’s name, the year, and the figure on the desk card, and study once only for that many minutes. When the timer rings, close the card and do not run a second round the same day. The order is Civil-service exams, 10, 10, then “Pre-event freeze”. When the timer is done, look again only at 10 for Civil-service exams and leave 10 on the card.

Do not judge the method by a rank of scores, and do not write a diagnosis on the card. Check that the method on the card and the timer you started today are the same study, and if not, turn the timer off and only read the card. Do not read a count of misses as a person’s ability. Keep only the figure on the card. Match Pre-event freeze with 10 at the desk before you close 10 for Civil-service exams. Civil-service exams is “Pre-event freeze” in 10, and the figure kept beside it is 10.