Study Skills

Some of you, especially my respected subscribers might have noticed the lack of posts recently. This is due to the fact that I’m currently studying pretty much day and night for this very important exam. I’ve even tried to seclude my self from using a computer or being online (since you can read this I guess I failed …)

So when will I start posting quality stuff again? On the first of April (the date is just a coincidence by the way).

Since I won’t be able to post that much I thought I might touch a little on the noteworthy posts and articles from previous days. Here is a little neat list:

Top 3 Articles

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Some of you might have read the post I made recently about 2 equaling 1 (congrats to Vasko for solving it).
The interesting part is that I found this ilogical proof in Wikipedia, here is the full article on invalid (mathematical ) proofs. Really interesting!
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Today we are going to discuss the importance of revising ones content. I’ve divided the post into these following categories: Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »

Does 1 equal 2, you tell me? Here is the proof (unfiltered by rational arguments):

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I am planning on improving and adding some new tools in the study tools section. Do you guys have any suggestions on tools/scripts you think would be neat (or on how I could improve the speed reading tool)?

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It’s a matter of Time

When you do the SAT, you need to keep one eye on the clock. Once you get the questions, you might just get excited and spend a lot of time on what you know well. A big no-no. What you need to do is time management and you have to allocate time for each section. Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »