Grades slipping? Follow these easy tips!

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Grades slipping? Follow these easy tips!
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Nail Strafer	Nov 6 2008, 10:53 AM Post #1
Flying Battery Act 2 Posts: 1,218 Group: A Rank Hero Member #8,106 Joined: May 5, 2008	Myself…I’ve never had any overall grades lower than a C. These are the techniques I would recommend for getting high grades: 1)Listen in class and take good notes. You’ll save time that evening when you need to use the same notes to do your homework or study for tests. I know from firsthand experience how important this is. 2)When you are doing homework involving math/formulas/etc., do not focus on just finishing your work. Try to learn what’s going on behind the problems. This will benefit you greatly come test time. If all you care about is getting done, you don't learn as much as you could, and you'll have to work harder getting ready for tests. 3)Start projects and homework as early as possible. This will relieve you of a lot of stress. You’ll be able to take your schoolwork at a relaxed pace, so you can think through it properly. You also won’t have incidents where you need to finish a massive project due tomorrow morning but…SURPRISE!...the same day you get a big homework assignment from another teacher. And that's due tomorrow as well, and there’s no way you can finish both things in the same night. I don't see how anybody could sit around while knowing they've got projects to do... College was stressful enough when I was actually staying on top of things. I can't imagine what it's like when you fall behind, because I'm almost never there. And yet I'd see people letting it happen all the time. 4)Don’t cheat. Seriously. Even if you don’t get caught, there are lots of other consequences. You don’t really learn the material, for one thing. Which means if you’re doing this mid-semester you’ll have to cheat again or learn it anyway for the final. Also, you have to invest quite a bit of time and effort into cheating, if you don’t want to get caught. And by the time it’s all said and done, you’ve actually worked harder trying to cheat, versus studying the material. It’s just not worth the trouble. Edited by Nail Strafer, Nov 6 2008, 11:12 AM.



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