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Work hard in class and pay attention. Take good notes and study hard. Studying is good for the brain. It makes you smarter and helps you get good grades on your tests. Don't stress when you study. Take a deep breath and keep going.
Lacie Mills, Student, 9th Kentucky
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I am an overall A student who rarely gets C's. I do receive at least 2 B's in a report card, but the majority of my grades are A's. My study method involves a consistent rate of note taking in class, weekend study, adjusting my social time, lots of reading for literacy (30-45 mins per night), and the use of a variety of research resources and methods.
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Response Time
Give students adequate time to respond to questions you ask during a lecture or a discussion. Allowing sufficient time enables students to think a question through before responding. The period of silence between your question and a student response is actually a positive.
Mass Nouns
Point out that most nouns can be counted such as three books, four nickles. Contrast these with mass nouns that can not be counted, such as bread, rice. Have your students identify which of the following nouns are mass nouns: mail, zebra, room, gold, grass, school, sugar, town, robin, peanut butter, air, package, card , clothing. (mail, gold, grass, sugar, peanut butter, air, clothing).