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Tag Archive 'study skills'

A great post from Colin over at Mac Samurai, about how he went from failing all his courses to straight A’s. I’ve always believed that anyone can get straight As – they just need to learn the study skills so they know what they need to do, then put enough time aside to do it. [...]

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What they are: You’re reading a blog! “Blog” is short for “weblog”. Blogs are a series of articles, kind of like a newspaper or magazine, which are called “posts”, and are shown in date order (most recent first). The idea is that the blogger regularly publishes new content to keep their readers informed or to [...]

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It has a funny name. But bear with me … it’s awesome. What it is: del.icio.us is a “social bookmarking” site. When you’re surfing the internet, and want to go back to a page, you probably save it to your Favorites or Bookmarks, right? Instead you can save it to del.icio.us, which is online, not [...]

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My aim is to help you study smarter, not harder. Here’s some simple things you can do that will improve your test and exam performance without studying more. Honest The day before the test: Go over all of your notes, skim through the text book and thoroughly review everything. Pack your bag with everything you’ll [...]

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Previous posts in this series: 1. Know thyself 2. Use it or lose it Why write study notes: 1. Less to revise: Textbooks have a lot of information that helps you understand; once you understand, you only need reminders Your notes will have information that is now second nature to you Some of your notes [...]

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Previous post in this series: 1. Know Thyself. Now that you know your learning style, the next step is to use it. If you didn’t take the learning style test in part one, here it is again. Auditory and read/write learners have it easiest in western education settings, which often involve listening, talking, writing and [...]

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Test season is upon us again! This is the first in a series of posts to help you study easier, not harder. The single best thing you can do to study easier is to learn using your own preferred learning style. Are you visual? Do you learn best from pictures, color and shape? Maybe you’re auditory – [...]

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