High school
In high school, organize your courses and practice on what blocks you.
Between the common subjects and the specialties, each course calls for a different way of working. Start from a chapter and from what you need to be able to do at the next test. Fichea can organize the material, prepare questions and help you go back over concepts, depending on what your plan includes.
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How to organize this work
Structure the chapter without copying everything
A sheet brings together the ideas, the formulas and an example for each method. Check that it keeps the important conditions. In science, a missing assumption can make a formula unusable; in literature, a concept often means going back to the text.
Alternate knowledge and application
Use flashcards to recall a definition or a condition, and the multiple-choice quiz to test your reasoning. Also set aside time for an open exercise: writing a paragraph, proving a property or explaining a document with no answer choices.
Keep track of your difficulties
After a mistake, write down the confusion and find the passage in the course notes. Ask a precise question if needed. Go back to the concept in a different context in a later session: changing the data helps check that you understood the method, not just memorized the correction.
After a specialty class
- Check a chapter sheet against your teacher’s material.
- Answer a few questions without rereading right away.
- Ask for an explanation of the main mistake.
- Redo an application exercise and keep one point to review.
The session is built around what you need to be able to do, not the number of pages read.
Choosing the right rule
A price goes up by 10%, then by 20%. Is the total increase 30%?
Read the explanation
No. The multipliers are multiplied together: 1.10 × 1.20 = 1.32, which is a 32% increase. The second percentage applies to the price that has already gone up.
Keep your course notes as the reference
Generated answers must be checked. For schoolwork, respect the rules set by your teacher and don’t hand in a generated answer as your own work. Any web additions are separate from the content of your course notes.
Tools to keep going
Questions about this path
Do I have to make a sheet before each quiz?
No. A Fichea quiz can start from your course notes or from sheets. A sheet is useful for organizing a chapter, but it isn’t required to start testing yourself.
How do I prepare for a longer deadline?
For the bac or a French exam, use the dedicated pages below. They add work across several chapters and practice in the format of the assessment.
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