Highlighting for Contractors
When preparing for your contractor exam, you may want to highlight your books to organize the information and make it visually clear what the important sections are. However, you must be very careful when highlighting for your exam. Since you don't know what the exam's specific questions will be, you may highlight sections that are irrelevant to the questions you are being asked, which may delay your response time or even confuse you when selecting the correct answer. Highlighting is only helpful if you keep in mind its downsides and use it strategically to study and understand the material, and not rely on it to answer the exam questions. Instead of highlighting, use other tools like tabbing your books to help you locate information faster during your exam.
Highlighting to Prepare for your Contractor's License
The idea behind highlighting is to quickly recognize the critical information in your books; however, understanding why that information is essential and how it relates to other concepts is more important. Our Online Courses will help you prepare for your contractor exam with lecture videos, practice questions, key concepts, and step-by-step solutions to math problems. Using these resources, you will understand and locate the information in each of the books for your exam efficiently. If you choose to highlight to help you study, you can do so with a clear understanding of the material. This will make it so that you don't rely on your highlighting during your test but on your knowledge of the information.
Below are some of our most popular contractor courses; please reach out if you need help finding a course to prepare for a particular exam.
Tabbing your Books
Tabbing your books allows you to know where each section is and have a quick way to navigate the layout of each reference. You can purchase any book with color-coordinated tabs pre-labled with the page and section numbers to help you find information faster. Books ship daily via UPS ground from Fort Myers, FL. UPS tracking is emailed to you when your books are shipped.
