For the last window I switched from Becker to Yaeger. I spent way too much time learning from the text rather than doing the multiple choice questions. So I'm changing up the plan of attack. It's multiple choice time... going to try and do all the questions three times.

In retrospect, I don't even know why I switched off Becker when I was getting good results with it. Nothing against Yaeger/Wiley, it's great -- I think I've just been programmed to do things the Becker way. 
  
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I use the Becker book and the Wiley book when I am typing my notes for Yaeger's lectures. 

Stop Yaeger's DVD when he comes to a multiple choice question, answer the question, listen to Yaeger's answer as to why the answer is right and why the other answers are wrong, then take notes.  You are not going to get the full benefit out of Yaeger if you do not take notes. 

Yaeger's strength is going over hundreds of multiple choice questions from the Wiley book.