Archive for January, 2007

How To Think Like A Genius

Wednesday, January 10th, 2007 in Studying Tips, General | No Comments »

Though you are not the know-all student or the top-notch student in the class, there are some techniques where you can think like Einstein or Aristotle especially when you are faced to solve a particular problem. The key is to be analytic and determined.
View the problem or situation in all perspective and think the opposites. […]

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Get Hint From Your Previous Examinations

Tuesday, January 9th, 2007 in Examination Tips | No Comments »

Your previous examinations can actually help you assess your forthcoming tests because professors in general are consistent on how they prepare their test questions especially if they are the type who tends to give quizzes or test often.
So to get a hint on what your upcoming test from a particular professor will be, look over […]

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How To Maximize Your Learning Through Lectures

Monday, January 8th, 2007 in Lectures & Note Taking, College Studying, Listening Tips, Studying Tips | No Comments »

You can maximize your learning through lectures if you will do some preparation before it and make a follow-up after it. By doing this, I can guarantee you that you will not need to cram and panic before and during your exam.
Even students need to prepare for lectures by knowing what is the topic or […]

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The Significance Of Lectures

Sunday, January 7th, 2007 in Lectures & Note Taking, Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips, General | 1 Comment »

Lectures are valuable method to learn and understand a particular subject. These are the very essence why we attend classes regularly and why so schools have teachers. Listening to lectures is often considered as indispensable or crucial aspect of learning. Without lectures that are given by professors or teachers, it would be hard for us […]

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M-U-R-D-E-R Study Technique

Sunday, January 7th, 2007 in Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips | No Comments »

I just bumped into a catchy acronym of a study technique called MURDER which stands for Mood, Understand, Recall, Digest, Expand and Review. And when I took a look unto it, the techniques are simple and very doable making them handy for all students.
Mood – This is the first thing you need to set when […]

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Things To Consider When Joining Extra-Curricular Group

Saturday, January 6th, 2007 in Extra-Curricular Activities, College Studying, General | 1 Comment »

Student life is not complete when you do not have any extra-curricular group where you could share your time and talent because studying is not only to build your career but also to establish friendship and develop your social networking.
But of course, we need to think before joining a club as the group we link […]

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Success Tips For Student Leaders

Saturday, January 6th, 2007 in Student Leader, College Studying, General | No Comments »

Many students dream to be a student leader because student leaders are known as one of the most prominent names in the campus. Student leader often receive more privileges than the standard student but being one is not easy because if you are a student leader, people expect more from you.
Being a student leader requires […]

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The Value Of Motivating Yourself To Study

Saturday, January 6th, 2007 in College Studying, Studying Tips, General | No Comments »

Motivation is important in studying. If the student lacks motivation, he or she may not have good grades, will not perform well or worst; will not able to finish the course. But motivation is something that increases or decreases over time depending on the circumstances that we are in, especially when we are engage in […]

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College Studying Is Far Different From High School

Saturday, January 6th, 2007 in College Studying, General | 1 Comment »

I guess you too will agree that college studying is far different from high school in a sense that college students manage or take control most of their time than when they were in high school. High school teachers closely monitor their students; they always give advices whenever they see something unusual even if you […]

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