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8 Tips To Help You Stop Procrastinating
Do you procrastinate instead of studying? Who doesn’t! However, for school work procrastination can do a lot of damage. How do you overcome this common human weakness? We’ve all heard it a hundred times: “Don’t put off till tomorrow what … Continue reading
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How to Find Your Best Place To Study
Where is your study zone? Is it a cubicle in the library or a desk at home? It could also be your Aunt’s house or local bookstore or coffee shop. No matter where you’re thinking of studying, there are three … Continue reading
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Physics Concept: Acceleration vs Velocity
For some reason, one of the most widely misinterpreted physics terms is acceleration. This term is used all the time in introductory physics classes. It refers to the rate of change of velocity of an object. People often mistake acceleration as the same … Continue reading
Having Trouble Staying Awake While Studying?
Find yourself drifting off when you’re trying to study? It happens to the best of us. Struggling to keep your eyes open and really grasp content that is often dry really limits the effectiveness of your studying – wasting your … Continue reading
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Chemistry tip: Empirical Formula vs Molecular Formula
Today’s topic is Empirical Formula vs Molecular Formula. Determination of a formula is the most basic and frequent calculation in chemistry. In some cases, the molecular formula and empirical formula of a given molecule are identical. However, in many cases, … Continue reading
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The Easy Way to Be a Smart Student
Have you ever noticed that smart students seem to be always smart, no matter which courses they are taking? For many, being a smart student seems to require a lot of hard work. You expect to have to spend more … Continue reading
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The No. 1 Critical Skill of a Successful Student
What do you think is the one key skill that enables you to do well in your school and professional life? The correct answer is …. COMMUNICATION It is not what you think, it’s not about being able to talk … Continue reading
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Does Cramming For A Chemistry Test Help?
Today we’re talking about cramming. I don’t think I will be very popular among my teaching colleagues for showing you how to cram. But, let’s face it, we have all done it and been there before. The tricky question is … Continue reading
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The 4 Simple Ways to Become an Active Learner
Are you a passive or active learner? This could be the difference between failure or success in your educationl. Many students approach learning much like watching TV, passively watching and listening without thinking and understanding. They expect the professors to … Continue reading
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How to Learn a Subject in 24 Hours
Have you ever wondered if there was a faster and easier way to learn a subject, rather than crawling through a long and tedious textbook? We can show you how to study any subject or course in 24 hours – … Continue reading
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