According to neuroscience research on how our brains work, we tend to learn better and retain more of what we learned if we space out our learning over a period of time rather than trying to do mass learning right before the exam day. When we do a mass learning right before the exam we may be able to retrieve the information during the exam but the learning will fade away quicker. In contrast, if we do a balanced learning over a longer time we will have a better chance of remembering our learning. Therefore, when you are preparing for the PMP exam, please consider designing your learning plan on a balanced approach and let the brain cells soak in the information. After all, I hope the goal is also to remember the concepts after you pass the PMP exam.
Example of a more balanced approach:
30 - 120 minutes x Every day for several weeks Vs. 480 minutes x last 2 days before the PMP exam
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