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"I compare my class notes with my friends' notes sometime after class. We all can fill in anything we missed in class and make our notes much better. Don't get lazy though and depend on your friends. Take good notes yourself. Also get notes from your friends when you miss class."
William (Bill) Andino
Student, Secondary 11
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
2009-07-02
"Get a copy of the syllabus of the subject that you are studying. It states everything you need to know, and is also a guide to what is going to come in the examinations. Stick to your syllabus! Visit the library and the Internet and obtain notes on the topics listed in the syllabus. Study these notes and you are guaranteed to pass!"
Nicole R
Student, Secondary
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
2009-07-02
"As a Language and Public Speaking Coach, I have found that unless a student focuses on his or her purpose for studying, little is achieved. Ask yourself: "What is my purpose?" Firmly place in your mind the following: "I must understand this particular topic better." Such conscious affirmation minimizes distraction and increases the motivation to study. (56 words)"
Lucy Arthur
English & Public Speaking Coach
La Florissante, Trinidad and Tobago
2009-06-30
"I find that using cue cards and writing all my notes on them really helps me learn the information."
Bex H
Student, 8
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
2009-06-29
"I take careful notes in my classes. This makes me stay alert so I don't miss anything important - especially things that might be on the test. When a teacher seems excited about something it's almost always on the test. I write that down for sure. "
Roberto Escobar
Student, High School
Ponce, Puerto Rico
2009-06-27
