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Hi guys. I just wonder what's more effective in terms of review.

Let's say after reading a chapter and take the self-quiz (which you miserably failed) you realized that you missed some important concept.

Should you move on to the next chapter and review it later or go back again and re-read it?

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In your opinion you 'miserably failed' and you think the concept would be required in learning and understanding other chapters then I would repeat it.
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I would re read the concepts I failed miserably in. However, you should follow your own style. One that works for you
 
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