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Study Tip Archive - June 2008
"STAND UP, STEP FORWORD, and TAKE ALL THE RESPONSIBILITY ON YOUR SHOULDERS. AND KNOW THAT YOU'RE THE CREATOR OF YOUR OWN DESTINY. ALL THE STRENGTH AND SUCCESS YOU WANT IS WITHIN YOURSELF! SO ALWAYS BE POSITIVE, BE YOURSELF. REMEMBER YOU CAN DO SOMETHING BETTER THAN ANYBODY ELSE. SO ALWAYS LISTEN TO YOUR INNER VOICE AND TRY TO OBEY THAT!!! AND REMEMBER WINNERS DON'T DO DIFFERENT THINGS, THEY JUST DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY."
Raj Karade
Student, 4
Moscow, Russian Federation
2008-06-22
"Study things you don't already know. It sounds obvious, but too many people study material they already know rather than things they don't."
Duncan P.
Student, 10th Grade
Golden, Colorado, USA
2008-06-11
"Follow the KISS principle. Keep It Simple, Stupid! Don't make studying more complicated than it has to be."
Kira H.
Student, 11th Grade
Gilpin, Colorado, USA
2008-06-11
"This advice is for students who go from high school to college. Be ready for this new step. Be clear with yourself about what you would like to be. Try to get rid of useless wasting time tools. Look to yourself only and never look back."
Mohammed Abdelsattar
Student, 1st Grade
Cairo, Egypt
2008-06-09
"For girls, it has been proven that scents help you to remember things, so wear a specific scented lotion or perfume while you study, then wear it again during the test. I have tried it and it works. Believe me!"
Samantha O.
Student, 6
Pequannock, New Jersey, USA
2008-06-05
"Whatever you read, review is the most important thing. If you read something, review it after 10 minutes and again after 24 hrs. It is best if you review without looking at the book or source. At first it may be difficult, but when it becomes a habit you can catch everything very fast."
Pawan Bhatta
Student, 12
Dhangadhi, Nepal
2008-06-05
"I take some of my notebooks home and write the things down twice that I need to remember. Then I write questions down about the notes that I wrote. I go to one of the adults in my house to ask me the questions and make up some of their own so I don't know the answer automatically. I do this every three school days."
Tiana-Jade Velez
Student, 6th Grade
Fords, New Jersey, USA
2008-06-02
