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This is somewhat misleading. You still have to "study", ie do homework, read the book, and spend time with the material, you just don't expressively stare at no

This is somewhat misleading. You still have to "study", ie do homework, read the book, and spend time with the material, you just don't expressively stare at notes and solutions for hours the day before the exam, which generally doesn't work too well. Anybody who does a fantastic job taking in the ideas from material, and connecting it to what they know, and fully understanding homework, etc, will do great in any class without "studying [for the exam]".

pbhjpbhj 17y ago
Your interpretation is at odds to how I understood the article. From what I read he appears to say he does absolutely nothing for a course that is based on a final exam - maybe attending lectures, not sure - and then with merely a couple of hours of study of a textbook is able to ace the exam. This rather suggest that the exams are badly written if they rely merely on retention of knowledge.
- Tichy 17y ago
  But how do you read a textbook in one hour?