“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the World.” ~Nelson Mandela
Just a few notes...
Successful Science Students: - are organized. They keep an agenda of tasks to complete (or a small notebook/digital file listing or scheduling out time to complete tasks)
- do not attempt to multi-task.
- divide their work-load into 'chunks' - making smaller, more manageable goals. (reward yourself when you complete).
- get a good night's sleep.
- have a schedule. Figure out when you are at your *most productive* and use that time to concentrate on your school-work. When you figure out what works, stick with it!
- take notes. Taking notes keeps you engaged in class and it allows you to focus down the chapter content.
- don't try to cram. Review content daily to ensure you understand the required information.
- maintain a distraction-free study space.
- have a study group. Find a group of friends who are learning the same things as you - it's a great way to review
confusing class content or prepare for a big test. Remember, teaching someone else is the best way to learn.
- ask questions. They ask questions of the peers and their teachers
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