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Avoid Missing Classes To Strengthen Your Class Standing

Wednesday, June 27th, 2007 in Class Participation, College Studying, Studying Tips | No Comments »

This is so true even in college and of course, especially if you are already working. Absences will make your class standing at stake. No professors or instructors can take an absentee student because it only means that the student is lazy in his or her studies and does not respect the instructor.
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The Importance Of Cooperative Learning

Saturday, March 17th, 2007 in Group Studying, Class Participation, Studying Tips | No Comments »

Cooperative learning adhere in the concept of more heads are better than one which is best seen in the group studying. But students can engage in cooperative learning even without forming a formal study group. Cooperative learning can be achieved even the grouping is just temporary and occur only during class hours.
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How Do Teachers Assess Your Participation

Sunday, January 14th, 2007 in Class Participation, Studying Tips, General | No Comments »

Teachers assess your class participation in many ways: the correctness of your answer; the manner how you deliver your answer; the relevance of your questions and your general attitude during class discussion. Teachers have guidelines and score guide to help them assess and grade your participation properly.
I have cross upon a good guideline about assessing […]

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Few Things About Active Class Participation

Sunday, January 14th, 2007 in Class Participation, College Studying | 2 Comments »

Studying is not just attending class everyday, listening, doing your homework and doing well during exams. Students are also required and are encourage to actively participate during class discussion. Lectures are not lively and are often vague if no discussion was made after them. And of course, you can not get very good grades if […]

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