There's a lot of material on the RD exam, and it's important to organize your study materials in a way that will be conducive to efficient studying. Ready to dive in? Learn about RD exam study materials and tips, the exam itself, and download free study materials at my RD Exam page. After you've decided your study method for the exam, consider making a study binder to keep it organized. I made two: a main binder (left) and a "to-go" binder (next section). The main binder is a 3" three-ring binder that contains outlines for the exam, the Jean Inman Review study guide divided into domains, and the CDR practice exam.
Do you think a study binder is what will work for you? Do you have any questions about how I organized mine? Leave a comment!
-Bailey
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Olga Agront
8/6/2014 04:48:37 am
I'm studying with the Inman Review study guide 2010 and I want to know if you can share with me the page of the 2014 Update points of the Inman Study Guide that you are using. Thanks a lot for your help and good luck with the exam!
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Hi Olga, thanks so much for checking out my page!
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Olga
8/7/2014 03:41:30 am
Perfect. Thanks for the info!
Mms
8/28/2014 08:14:53 pm
Hello. olgA I'm studying also email me if you want a study partner!
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9/6/2017 03:28:38 am
After your exams, you binge on caffeine, spend sleepless nights and bear a lot of stress. Well, it happens, especially when the result day is close. At times, the stress you have after exams is far intense than the stress you have during exams. There is no doubt that coping with this stress is difficult, but the tips below can help you keep the anxiety at arm's length.
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