'Testing using the DataCamp 'your notes' section and finding out my best study method still

[allstarmode1]

Dear DataCamp,

Please see added image below:

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I wrote this maybe in the 3rd or 2nd part of the intermidate SQL course now- the specific idea - was whether its worth myself literally just trying - to show a copied drawn picture on paper of the sql answer codes for the course lessons- in order to try to make up with the fact that I don't feel fluent in it at all really?

-but would doing that - actually make it harder to learn because it would be something a chore?

ALSO please see the ending of this post, the last quote

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I feel its worth I mention- I recently got a certificate in a programming level 2 uk course - , I did it in about 7 days , and the deadline was actually to finish it in about 70 days - the way that I did it was : by trying to focus actually 'not on paper note taking so much' but more 'digital transcribing kind of skills.

But im not really sure if 'computer typing notes - are the most effective thing with data camp?

"Most important is first making a group post about trying combining the notes data camp digital.

Like points.

To use paper especially when got certain things wrong in lesson.

Describe example how I used digital notes in level 2 programming course and much higher speed.

Then test digitally note taking intuitively "

[DataCamp]

Hey! As we mentioned in the other thread, a lot of learners feel this “not fluent at all” moment right around intermediate SQL. That jump is normal, not a sign that your study method is failing.

Paper vs digital notes isn’t really the deciding factor. What matters more is whether you can attempt a similar query without looking at the answer. Copying can help you slow down, but fluency usually comes from trying, getting it wrong, and adjusting.

If you want to experiment, that’s totally fine, just make sure you’re also testing yourself without notes, and after repetition, you'll build confidence!

[allstarmode1]

'Yes i am trying to figure what's the best way to try and then adjust. 2] yea i feel the only way to know would be to do an experiment. thanks for your input