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Any ole place will do when it is time to study, right? Wrong, there are some places that are much better to try and study than others. So what makes them good or bad? How does a student know if they are in the correct place or with the right people? That is the entire [...]

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I have lived in New Jersey practically all of my life.
The Garden State has been in fiscal crisis practically all of my academic life and my working life. I realized this almost thirty years ago, as a student taxpayer; the tuition at Rutgers tripled between from my freshman year to my senior year.
All that time [...]

Some parents would agree that it is not an easy task to wake young children up early for school. Kids as young as 4 or 5 years old and onwards are already adapting to their parents` busy lifestyles and are therefore seen as being in a rush to grow up. What more, they are also [...]

CLEP practice tests are a great way to learn what you need to know in order to successfully pass the CLEP examination. “CLEPping a course” is a fantastic way to test out of a college-level courses. This enables you to save a lot of money and to get a head start in college. In fact, [...]

Being a teacher gives me the enviable opportunity to watch and learn from so many of my students. It gives me an insight into how most people tackle homework, assignments, problems, and so on.
Time and again I see the one mistake that makes the difference between mediocre learning and real learning. And the solution is [...]

Have you ever had the feeling that something was on the tip of your tongue, but couldn`t quite manage to remember it properly? Especially during an exam?
For most of us, it`s true to say that there is nothing wrong with our memory. I`ll bet you have no problem remembering your phone number, or your address, [...]

When you study, do you find time slipping by with little progress sometimes? You`re doing your best to concentrate on reading your course material, but keep catching yourself daydreaming, and realise you are still on the same sentence as you were five minute ago? It happens to us all. So, what can you do to [...]

In part one I dealt with some basic impediments to productive study sessions. What I want to concentrate on in this article however, is the actual study you do, and how you do it. Your mindset is very important.
Approach the work with an attitude of getting the work done as quickly and efficiently as possible. [...]

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