Study Skills

A lot of people tend to have the wrong understanding of the word “free”. To clarify my point, let me tell you a small story:

A little while ago, I heard a story about this man who had just managed to reconfigure his connection settings in way to that made it possible for him to call for free via the Internet. (Now do have in mind that this was a couple of years before Skype).

The man was obviously proud of his achievement and remarked: “It took me 14 hours to set the system right and I did finally manage to call for free”. Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »

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Do you know what most great writers have in common? The first thing that come to mind is that they all seem to have a large amount of writing resources. Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »

Multiple Source Studying (citations/cite multiple sources) could be a demanding activity, but only for the one who is unexperienced. This is how you do it: Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »

A couple of days ago I wrote a post entitled: Do You Want To Hear The Good News First Or The Bad News? but today the news are only good Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »

Debates are fun and intriguing but unfortunately they are also bit time consuming. I read this article today that claims that one should never study all night. Now here is what I think about the issue (I guess the picture says it all…) : Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »

Remember the post I made about getting up early? I thought I follow it up with a small tips I learned from none other than the infamous Bart Simpson (although Lisa claimed that it was the ancient Indians who started using the technique, I see no reasons to doubt Bart’s truthfulness). Anyway, this is what you need to do: Click Here To Read the rest of this entry »