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Son of the Dragon
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Posted at 5:44 am on Dec. 31, 2009 |
| A really effective way to study is to use flash cards, and as you are reviewing the flash cards, put them into 3 piles: stuff you know, stuff you kinda know, and stuff you don't know at all. Keep going through the cards until everything ends up in the "stuff you know" pile. This works well because using flash cards forces your brain to recall information instead of just re-reading, |
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JaredCordell
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Posted at 2:03 am on Dec. 31, 2009 |
| 1. I record the lectures. ♥ |
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tustind
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Posted at 9:16 pm on Nov. 30, 2009 |
| take the time to actually study! if you know you have an exam, don't show up without knowing the answers... sounds pretty straightforward, right? sometimes that means you don't need to study a whole lot, other times you do. this may not be very helpful, but don't expect much sympathy if you don't devote the time to learn what you are supposed to know! |
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xtinkrbella678x
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Posted at 3:39 pm on Nov. 28, 2009 |
| google is amazing |
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bluegoddess09
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Posted at 9:26 am on Nov. 17, 2009 |
| I usually go to the study room and do problems on the whiteboard in very large handwritting. When I'm done I walk myself back through the problem, explaining to myself why I did each step. Helps me remember on the exam. If its a reading-oriented course, I have to form a picture in my mind for each piece of information I read; then I recite it without looking at my book. |
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jerimiyah
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Posted at 7:16 pm on Nov. 16, 2009 |
| i do cramming alot when i study which is a really bad a habit. I will need to change my habits and study a week before the exams. resumeedge deals |
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jonspeaks22
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Posted at 10:41 am on May 18, 2009 |
| i go the library, take away all my distractions and just go for it..sometimes my music helps and coffee lol |
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TigressaLynnMae
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Posted at 9:56 am on April 21, 2009 |
| Everyone studies different. It took me three years, but I've found what works for me. I take thorough notes, during the lectures. Then, as soon as I get back to the dorm, I type the notes, on my computer. A few days later, I rewrite the basics, onto index cards. And, then when it comes to studying, I use the index cards, with the answers on one side, the questions on the other. I study about an hour per subject, every day. I suggest devoting, for every 3 credit course, two hours of studying a day, after the class. Don't just memorize. Apply. |
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Studylikeachamp
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Posted at 3:07 pm on April 20, 2009 |
| Proper studying requires proper planning. When a test is on the horizon determine how many hours you need to gather your notes, put together an outline, and get your memorizing in. Then, look at the date of the test on the calendar, and work backwards to the current date. In the free time on your calendar, set aside blocks of time in which you can complete all the tasks you need. This way, you make sure you have your hours alloted and you are not stressing at the last minute, or settling for just "winging it." |
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markie g
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Posted at 11:57 am on April 9, 2009 |
| organize your notes well, remember "key" or significant words in your notes. don't study for long periods at a time. find a place where you won't be distracted. |
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angelkayla
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Posted at 9:49 am on Feb. 4, 2009 |
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Dustin
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Posted at 11:15 pm on Feb. 1, 2009 |
| When I actually study study I need to be in a library. |
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carr1620
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Posted at 12:11 pm on Jan. 6, 2009 |
When I study I usually go to the highest floor on my library and buckle down. I also manage all my homework in a planner to help me you my time more efficiently. |
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soothsayer
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Posted at 12:19 am on Jan. 2, 2009 |
| I don't.... Hasn't let me down so far! |
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buffered
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Posted at 1:53 am on Dec. 22, 2008 |
| i like coach carter. wakes my slacky ideas up. |
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