Here’s the second DI set from SimCAT 5:

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J

Here’s a calculative set: the first set from SimCAT 5.

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J

Another set from CAT 2006 today, based on grouping and conditionalities.

Next time I will do a calculative DI set, from SimCAT 5.

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J

Hi folks,

Here’s the second DI set from Sim 1. For those who find “tournaments” questions awkward, this might be of help.

In the next couple of  weeks, I’ll do another set from CAT 2006 (based on Grouping and Conditionality) and then post an analysis of the sets from SimCAT 5.

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J

Here’s another DI set; Set 3 from SimCAT 1 (2014), a relatively calculative one.

Coming up on Thursday: set 2, featuring a “tournament-style” question set.

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J

Hi folks,

As promised, another post of DI. This one is a set from the first SimCAT of the 2014 season. I have tried to make the video slightly shorter this time as the earlier videos were rather long and might not be that user-friendly to view on a dicey net connection….

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J

Well folks,

Here’s the second installment of the DI, the (in)famous Erdos Number set from CAT 2006.

I’ll most probably be able to put up one more video this week, so stay tuned 🙂

regards

J

Dear Readers,

A lot of people have been asking me to do DI, but I have been putting it off as it is very difficult to explain DI on a static page. So starting this week, I am going to try something new; PPT-based video explanations. I’m starting off with a set from CAT 2006, and will  move on to some more sets from other older (paper-based) CATs and from the SimCATs. The idea is to demonstrate how to approach a DI set in the wild, so to speak.

(Note: Please watch it in at least 480p resolution!)

Since making these videos is a pretty time-consuming process, I will temporarily have to switch to one post in a week. If I can get more efficient at this video-making, then I’ll go back to two posts, and will also try to do some maths questions in a similar format!

Do let me know what you think in the comments…

regards

J