Study Tip Archive - June 2011


"When you a read a lesson take a pencil and underline the difficult words. Then look up the meanings of the words in a good dictionary. This will help in your future."
     
  Amritangshu Baruah  
  Student, 8th grade  
  Guwahati, India  
  6/30/2011  
     
"If you want to study, do not study in front of your tv because you will lose your focus."
     
  Azmina Hamizah  
  Student, 5th grade  
  Malacca, Malaysia  
  6/27/2011  
     
"When you are reading a textbook have a pencil in your hand to mark important points. When you review for test give a bit more importance to these marked points. "
     
  Ananya Nayak  
  Student, 8th standard  
  Bangalore, India  
  6/24/2011  
     
"A lot of times you might be skipping the diagrams in your testbooks. Don't do this for chemistry. The diagrams are great for showing you exactly what's happening in chemical reactions and things. "
     
  James (Jimmy) Anthony  
  Student, high school  
  St. Louis, MO  
  6/23/2011  
     
"One way to study is to sing the information. Another way is to think that the information you want to study is written in your mind in different colors. If you make a cover of your favorite magazine for your text book you will pay more attention to your textbook."
     
  Shilpa  Mohan  
  Student, 9th grade  
  Wayanad, India  
  6/17/2011  
     
"This technique really helps me a lot. Whenever you sit to study forget about everything else. Take one minute to do this. Then sit in this position: 1. let your legs be straight and parallel to the ground 2. take the book in your hand and curve your elbow at 90 degrees 3. sit in a comfortable and silent place. "
     
  Shubham Sardar  
  Student, 10th Grade  
  Jalamb, India  
  6/16/2011  
     
"Never watch television, listen to the radio, or use your computer or laptop for other purposes when studying."
     
  Nicoel R  
  Student, 7th grade  
  Kingston  
  6/14/2011  
     
"Reading something just once is not enough to gain enough understanding. Keep rereading your assignments until you feel that you have mastery."
     
  Hector Reyes  
  Student, entering college  
  Amarillo, TX  
  6/12/2011  
     
"University is different from high school. There is no longer a need to have a competitive edge. The only person you should compete with is yourself. Always try and better yourself. Trying to have a competitive edge will only bring you stress and that will have a negative impact on your studies. So remember to drop your pursuit of a competitive edge, and most importantly, STUDY SMART."
     
  Tumelo Kelehetswe  
  Student, Undergraduate  
  Pretoria, South Africa  
  6/7/2011  
     
"Whatever we are going to study, we should give importance to how interesting we can make it. You can learn a lot by paying attention to breaking news."
     
  Gourab Goswami  
  Student, graduation  
  Bishnupur, India  
  6/5/2011  
     

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