Archive for June, 2007

11 Things Students Do To Get Back At Teachers

Posted on27. Jun, 2007 by .

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All of these were sent to me in one of my emails by a student. It’s made by different students. Take a break from studies and have a laugh.

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How to Make Friends in a New School

Posted on24. Jun, 2007 by .

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One of the scariest things for a student may be transferring to a new school. Nothing can be worse than walking alone in the campus while everyone seems to already know each other and gather in packs. Together with the new environment, you have to deal with academics, extra-curricular activities, teachers, and lone weekends. If […]

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Time Management for a Stress-Free Life

Posted on21. Jun, 2007 by .

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Can’t meet deadlines? Feel like there are so many things to do yet so little time? Feeling very stressed and yet as if you have not done much after a whole day’s work? You just might be suffering from lack of time management. Time management is a skill that can be learned through time and […]

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4 Simple Tips To Boost Your Learning Abilities Exponentially

Posted on19. Jun, 2007 by .

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Life is a long journey of learning. You need knowledge and wisdom to make your lifetime a meaningful one. This is one reason why learning is an important tool for people so they can improve their lives. This learning will help you in becoming a better person. Learning is not for students only. It is […]

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How You Can Improve Your Concentration With 7 Easy Steps

Posted on17. Jun, 2007 by .

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The power of concentration is a skill that is easy to master, that is if you have the willpower to do so. “If there is a will, there is a way” according to one saying, the same goes with concentration. Popular television newscaster and personality Diane Sawyer was once asked about her secret to professional […]

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Do You Hate Exams Too?

Posted on15. Jun, 2007 by .

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Remember the other day I talked about this topic: By The Details: How I Excel In My Exams And Emerge Among The Top 53 Students I’ve made it into a slide show. This inspiration comes from Guy Kawasak who is a successful entrepreneur and author. If you ever want to be an entrepreneur, you can […]

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Highlights of the week and some tools for you.

Posted on14. Jun, 2007 by .

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Secretsofstudying.com is getting more and more packed with knowledge. Currently, we are emphasizing more on procrastination, general study skills, and winning mindsets. To allow you to look at our best entries again, below are some of the articles where you can click and read more about it. Some of the great posts from last week: […]

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By The Details: How I Excel In My Exams And Emerge Among The Top 53 Students

Posted on12. Jun, 2007 by .

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After going through 2 years of junior college, I had a total different perspective about excel in exams. I don’t really need to be hardworking – I can still have fun, relax and still score distinctions. Here’s some details of what I went through. 7. It took me 7 months of hard work to improve […]

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What’s Stopping You From Being Successful? Which category do you belong to?

Posted on09. Jun, 2007 by .

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Most of you have read about me – my journey from an average kid to a ‘A’ student. I’m not going to go through my story again but I’m sharing with you what’s stopping you from being successful. Whether be it your studies, dreams, or even self-fulfilment. But before I go deeper, I have a […]

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How Planning Can Help You Conquer Procrastination – “If You Fail To Plan, You Plan To Fail”

Posted on08. Jun, 2007 by .

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There are uncountable times where I put off doing all the tasks till the last minute. Things like homework, projects, revision, have always been things I have to force myself to do. Though I have scored many ‘A’s in my exams, I’m just a human like you do. Today I have a special guest with […]

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How The Right Comments Will Help Boost Confidence And Self Esteem in Your Child

Posted on07. Jun, 2007 by .

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Today’s parents have heard or read plenty about what to tell kids when they do or say something not quite nice, like criticizing the behavior rather than the child. For example, child experts advice saying “That was not a very nice thing to do”, instead of “You were a bad boy/girl.” Yet, even with the […]

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College 101: How to Deal with a Noisy Roommate

Posted on04. Jun, 2007 by .

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You’re finally living independently in college and it’s been a few months since you left the confines of your home and constant parent supervision, in exchange for a room shared with another seemingly acceptable character. The excitement of living alone and being your own boss has died down after all the fun and exploration; and […]

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5 Hacks That Help Make Study Simple And Effective

Posted on03. Jun, 2007 by .

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When I was a student, I was always on the internet. Most of the time, it was for the wrong reason – playing games, chatting with friends. But now, it’s a completely different story. The internet is now a great source of searching for your research materials and provide useful tools for your studies. In […]

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How to Stay Awake in Class

Posted on03. Jun, 2007 by .

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You may have classes of different levels of interest. Some may be boring, some may be worth anticipating; you may even have classes you wish you don’t have to take. Here are some tips to stay awake in your most dreary classes: Have enough sleep the night before. The average sleep for an adolescent is […]

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