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When to Begin Point to Point — Transcript

by WizAnn · 1,086 words · 162 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00in this short video I'm going to tell
  2. 0:01you about the biggest mistake I see
  3. 0:02students making when they're trying to
  4. 0:04complete the knowledge quickly thank you
  5. 0:05for supporting our Channel thank you for
  6. 0:07supporting Wiz and please like subscribe
  7. 0:09comment and hit the notification Bell
  8. 0:10for any future videos that mistake is
  9. 0:12all about timing it's very important
  10. 0:14that you study each knowledge discipline
  11. 0:16at the correct time and a mistake people
  12. 0:19make the most is the timing of when they
  13. 0:21choose to begin to study Point too point
  14. 0:24to point is the single most important
  15. 0:26aspect of your study regime by none and
  16. 0:29in this video I'm going to cover how and
  17. 0:30when you should start point to point now
  18. 0:32your aim when you start the knowledge is
  19. 0:34really simple how quickly can I finish
  20. 0:36it and people confuse that aspect with
  21. 0:38how good at it can they be can I be the
  22. 0:40greatest knowledge student that ever
  23. 0:42lived let me try and learn everything
  24. 0:45the fact is the people who are the best
  25. 0:47at the knowledge are the ones who
  26. 0:48finished it quickly the people who know
  27. 0:51the most are the ones who've been
  28. 0:52studying the
  29. 0:54longest you choose which of those two
  30. 0:56people you prefer to be cuz I know which
  31. 0:58one I wanted to be so put in a deide
  32. 1:00being the greatest knowledge student
  33. 1:01that ever lived how can you finish the
  34. 1:03knowledge
  35. 1:04quickly finishing the knowledge quickly
  36. 1:06involves the very simple principle of
  37. 1:09studying the core elements in the
  38. 1:11correct order and at the correct times
  39. 1:13and not getting
  40. 1:15distracted first learn the 320 runs
  41. 1:18learn 16 a week or more if you can call
  42. 1:21Those runs fluently it is your
  43. 1:23vocabulary and ability to communicate
  44. 1:25with the examiner the better you are at
  45. 1:27this the more capacity you free up in
  46. 1:29your brain to concentrate on calculating
  47. 1:32routs minimum call over standard is 30
  48. 1:35runs in 30 minutes you should not be
  49. 1:37lower than that average call over
  50. 1:40standard is 40 runs in 30 minutes
  51. 1:42calling a book a day and an excellent
  52. 1:44standard is 80 runs in 30 minutes
  53. 1:46calling a book a
  54. 1:48day so let's presume you've now learned
  55. 1:51the first 80 runs and you're calling
  56. 1:53fluently between 40 to 80 runs in half
  57. 1:56an hour and a book a day each day and
  58. 1:58every day
  59. 2:00this brings me to the most neglected
  60. 2:02aspect of what you are learning and that
  61. 2:03is when did you begin and how do you
  62. 2:05begin to do point to point now for those
  63. 2:08who don't know point to point is the
  64. 2:10practice of trying to answer questions
  65. 2:11of getting from any location to any
  66. 2:13other location by calculation and
  67. 2:16deduction not as a preset memorized
  68. 2:19route so listen carefully to this next
  69. 2:21section you begin to experiment with
  70. 2:23point to point after your first 80 runs
  71. 2:27yes you're going to say you don't know
  72. 2:29many roads that would be true and you
  73. 2:30don't know many points so your
  74. 2:32experimentation starts by trying to
  75. 2:34answer the blueb runs you've completed
  76. 2:35so far in
  77. 2:37Reverse whenever you wish you can
  78. 2:39compare your successful or faou solution
  79. 2:41against the version written in your
  80. 2:44books this is incredibly important that
  81. 2:47you begin this process now don't stop
  82. 2:50doing your blue runs don't change your
  83. 2:52timetable or schedule for doing your
  84. 2:54blue runs but do add experimental
  85. 2:56pointto point to your daily regime don't
  86. 2:59beat yourself up over it just enjoy it
  87. 3:01and laugh it but try it the more Blue
  88. 3:03Book runs you do the more Road you add
  89. 3:06to your repertoire and the more possible
  90. 3:08questions you can
  91. 3:09answer all of this experimentation at
  92. 3:11this stage is essential for the
  93. 3:13development of your point-to-point
  94. 3:16skills those who leave this aspect until
  95. 3:18they finished the Blue Book runs will
  96. 3:20find it just as difficult then as they
  97. 3:22would have done after completing 80 runs
  98. 3:25what you're trying to develop is the
  99. 3:27thought process and strategy of
  100. 3:28answering with the available tools you
  101. 3:31have roads being your tools the more
  102. 3:34roads you have the more detail and
  103. 3:35accuracy you can employ so add a time
  104. 3:38slot to your daily regime of around 30
  105. 3:40minutes to 1 hour to experiment with
  106. 3:43pointto point you will enjoy it and you
  107. 3:45will see and feel your progress each
  108. 3:47week as you add more
  109. 3:49roads go back over previously attempted
  110. 3:51questions and you will see that you're
  111. 3:53beginning to remember Solutions rather
  112. 3:56than having to write them down or call
  113. 3:57them over regularly like you do your
  114. 3:59Blue Book runs your blue book is
  115. 4:02vocabulary and grammar pointto point is
  116. 4:04the real skill you're trying to achieve
  117. 4:08as you progress through your blue book
  118. 4:09you can experiment more with the start
  119. 4:11and finish
  120. 4:13locations reverse runs is a great place
  121. 4:15to start then whz links which is much
  122. 4:17harder but don't panic that you can't
  123. 4:18answer them better than wiiz Links at
  124. 4:20the early stages is to use random points
  125. 4:23take any random place that you know to
  126. 4:25any other random point that you know run
  127. 4:27Mana housee station to Queen Square run
  128. 4:30Mana station to Thornhill Square
  129. 4:32whenever you are practicing point to
  130. 4:34point as a beginner your objective is
  131. 4:37not to take the best
  132. 4:40route your objective is to arrive at
  133. 4:43your destination with the best possible
  134. 4:45solution available to you with the roads
  135. 4:47that you know and finally please
  136. 4:50understand this when you begin point to
  137. 4:52point no matter what stage you choose to
  138. 4:54begin studying at you are going to be
  139. 4:56extremely rubbish at it so don't make
  140. 4:59the mistake of beating yourself up over
  141. 5:01it persevere keep trying keep laughing
  142. 5:03at yourself you will progress and see
  143. 5:06more and more success and you will
  144. 5:07increase your understanding of shape and
  145. 5:09roots from the added map work you're
  146. 5:11doing and the pending on you're doing
  147. 5:13learning reverse runs like Blue Book
  148. 5:15runs is not necessary learning wi links
  149. 5:18like Blue Book runs is not necessary
  150. 5:21Penning on Blue Book runs is not
  151. 5:23necessary but practicing pointto Point
  152. 5:25incrementally increasing the amount of
  153. 5:27time spent on it as you progress through
  154. 5:29your BL book is going to make the single
  155. 5:32biggest difference in your skill
  156. 5:34level so in a nutshell begin to practice
  157. 5:38Point too after 80
  158. 5:40runs now if I've missed something here
  159. 5:42or there's something you didn't
  160. 5:43understand please put it in the comments
  161. 5:44below and I will answer it now good luck
  162. 5:51[Music]

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