Tips that I practice
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Tips
that I don’t practice
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Tips
that I would like to practice
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TIP 1
"Sometimes, if I have a
study guide, I'll tape it to the front of my Trapper
Keeper, so if I have any extra time, I can glance at
it." Jeny
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TIP 2"For girls, when you study,
have a scent in the room, preferably a perfume or
something. Then when you take the test, wear that
perfume. It can help you remember what you study
because you relate the scent to the information. Of
course you have to use a scent that you wouldn't
normally smell." Clarise
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TIP 9"Read over the notes a
couple of times and then summarize it in your own words.
Writing it down might help store it into the long-term
memory." Veronica
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TIP 6
"Definitely listen in class,
you won't have to study so hard if you actually know
some of the information beforehand (from class)."
Dennis
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TIP 7
"Be careful about wearing
too much perfume or sitting near someone who does. The
chemicals in some perfumes may affect your power to
concentrate and remember information." Shay
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TIP 16
"Always have plenty of lined
paper around. Lines help you to write your notes
properly and neatly. I know it - it helps me!"
Valerie, a student from Singapore.
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TIP 31
"Before I started to do my
study, I make sure that I am not sleepy, hungry,
thirsty, and don't need to use the bathroom. If I feel
all those necessities before I study, I take care of it
first. This way, there will be no unnecessary
interruption while I'm doing my work." Edita
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TIP 19
"Don't play sport or tire
yourself before doing anything that requires thinking,
memory etc. such as a test, or study period. Make sure
you are fully rested and relaxed. I made the mistake,
and took me three exams to figure it out." Fubu
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TIP 25
"My TIP is to increase
vocabulary so concentration is not interrupted while
studying, or reading. Words that are difficult to
understand will become more friendly if I practice
using them." Linda
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TIP 41
My study TIP is to make your
own questions while reading and with those same
questions test yourself, with this you will find out how
well you are doing or if you are ready for the test. No name given.
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TIP 35
"The study TIP I would like
to recommend is to deal with anything that is getting in
the way of your success. Say for example, you're trying
to study but you keep thinking of something else. Then
do what you have to do to deal with it and then get to
studying with a cleared mind." Claudia
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TIP 26
"Taking notes during class
is very important, and reviewing them when you get
home...and it is not just the way you study but it is in
the attitude you display...as long as you're
a determined and a hard working student, getting good
grades wouldn't be difficult for you at all." Lea
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TIP 44
“I
understand and remember more when I listen to
someone else so for me it is easier to work or
study with a “study buddy” Virginia
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TIP 74
One of my sixth grade teachers told me
once to repeat everything my teacher said in a low
whisper to yourself and that after the teacher is done
keep reciting as much as possible until you are sure you
have it in your head like a daily routine. This helps me
and it's the easiest thing to do also when you are taking
notes. Your mind will be more focused on what the teacher
is saying and you won't miss a thing
Jose
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TIP 29
"My studying method that
works for me is to review my notes everyday and reread
the topic chapter to refresh my memory. Doing this
everyday helped me prepared for my test by not cramming
the night before exam." Loreto
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TIP 72
When I study, I usually read it out loud
at least 3 times, then, without looking at it, write it
out 3 times, and check if I'm right. It helps because
while you're writing it out, you're thinking about it
and trying to remember it. Sharon
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TIP 76
Study
for yourself, not because your parents want you to but
because you are the creator of your own destiny.
Abhi
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TIP 70
When studying languages..
remember to pronounce each word CORRECTLY. Not only will
this help you when reciting for exams, but when it comes
to spelling, you will improve tremendously with accent
placement etc. Adanma
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TIP 84
While you are studying any technical
words or difficult terminologies first try to know their
meaning linguistically and then try to relate the topic
you are going to study. This will really help you
studying smoothly. Guntur
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TIP 85
Sometimes taking the notes in hand and reading them while
walking in a park or a garden helps a lot in remembering the
matter, as the greenery around you keeps you away from sleep
and walking slowly helps in keeping you active.
Siddhi, INDIA
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TIP 80
When I study for an exam I read my written notes
rather than read the whole pages in the textbook. It
is kind of wasting time reading a long text when
your exam is around the corner. Studying hard but
not smart enough to manage your time is useless. So,
my point is to write and read notes, study smart,
and manage your study time properly.
Patrick, Malaysia
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TIP 3
"Listen to soothing, but
invigorating music. I usually listen to Beethoven while
I do mindless homework like math, French, or science
assignments. It gets your brain pumping and flowing, and
keeps you alert and awake." Jason
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TIP 82
Even if you read
attentively, you shall remember 50% after 3
days, 25% after a week and 5% after 10 days. so
go through your notes 2 times in 1st week and at
least once for weeks after. This shall make you
confident and ready for tests. Avadhut, India
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TIP 4
"While studying, keep
peppermint in your mouth... it clears your nasal passage
for fresh air. More fresh air means more oxygen to the
brain. Trust me, this really helps with memorizing and
studying for school." Dennis
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TIP
5
"When having a test or quiz
on your notes (which happens quite frequently), take
your notebook to your computer, and type all of
your notes pertaining to that chapter in that particular
section of your notebook. By typing the notes you need
to know for your test, a lot of the information is
displayed from your short-term memory to your long-term
memory. After typing your notes out, look them over and
study in-depth... This always helps." Dennis
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