Highlights of the week and some tools for you.

Posted on 14. Jun, 2007 by George in Highlights

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:

• How To Effectively Manage Your Time

• How to Stop Procrastinating

• How to Stay Awake in Class

• 5 Hacks That Help Make Study Simple And Effective

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

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

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

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How to use the tools in our blog?

First let me introduce you Digg. Basically quoting from digg.

Digg is all about user powered content. Everything is submitted and voted on by the Digg community. Share, discover, bookmark, and promote stuff that’s important to you!

Digg’s website actually looks like this.

It’s actually at http://www.digg.com.

How can you benefit from it? Because most of the contents found in the website itself are voted by people, and if some articles or videos have lots of votes, it would mean that many people are reading it and find that it is good.

Hence, sometimes you are able to look for ideas and useful information from this website. It’s totally free so don’t worry about it. Alternatively, you can also vote for your favourite article in this website. All you need to do is register at http://digg.com/register and you can start voting.

When you see the button above, you can just click on the button and you can vote too! Vote for the posts in this website!

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Do you see this at the side of this blog?

It’s for you to communicate and shout out your thoughts, ideas, problems and even what you need. You can even talk to some other students who have come to this blog.