Parents collectively spend billions on tutoring. Is it money well spent?New Africa from www.shutterstock.com Surani Joshua, Arizona State University Private tutoring is a growing business, with people spending hundreds of…
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Good lighting can increase your productivity. An overhead light might not be enough – consider a desk or floor lamp with direct light. Avoid any distraction. Tum off your phone…
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Don’t cram Especially the night before the exam. Make sure to have the information prepared, and go over it the afternoon before. If you do it during the nighttime, you’re…
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READ, READ, READReading your textbook, academic articles and journals will broaden your understanding. Make shorter notes for yourself and then study your own notes. LISTEN TO AUDIOListen to audio on…
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POSITIVE IMAGERY Spend some time visualising a positive exam experience. This will increase your confidence, help with nerves and enhance your mood. YOUR BEST PERFORMANCE Think about a previous good…
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Charles Bell, Illinois State University When school officials suspend students, the idea is to maintain a safe environment and deter violence and other problematic behavior on the school campus. But…
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Matthew J. Mayhew, The Ohio State University and Benjamin S. Selznick, James Madison University Two college majors are better than one. That is the conclusion that researchers are beginning to…
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Aaron W. Harrison, Chapman University Like many people over the holidays, I spent some time – maybe too much – playing one of the most popular and best reviewed video…
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Personal development is such a nebulous topic. In reality, every single book on this (now 200+ title) list is a great personal development book. For the sake of this list,…
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If you are looking to buy a car for a strictly functional purpose and not as an investment, a used car is the right choice. Why? One of the reasons…
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