Posts for Study Habits

Everyday Activities You Can Do To Boost Your IQ

Are you a student looking to boost your IQ, or intelligence quotient? Many are, and with good reason. Having a solid IQ will make you more receptive to the subjects in class and more capable to institute the good study skills necessary for improving test scores, getting good grades, and overcoming any confidence issues that […]
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4 Qualities You Need to Change to Get Good Grades

Getting good grades requires a lot of work, but before you can get to that point, you may have to address some specific attitudes that are holding you back. As one gets older in life, they will discover that things like personal issues can sideline them from work. And while everyone needs a couple of […]
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7 Signs You Have Room to Improve as a Student

Do you need to improve as a student? That is a question that isn’t as easy to answer as it appears. For starters, you may think you are just fine because those report cards always show a row of A’s staring back. As long as you are “acing” the class, why worry? Such a mindset […]
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10 Study Tips to Make This Semester a Success

Getting the energy and motivation to study can be a challenge for any student, whether you consistently get straight A’s, or if your grades could use a little work. Knowing how to study smart is the key to making your sessions more productive and efficient. Use these tips to help make your next study session […]
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10 Daily Habits of Top Students in Their Field

As top students move further into their educational careers, they begin to distinguish themselves from their peers in interesting ways. Rather than sleeping in all the time, taking it easy, or just trusting in the false sense of security that comes from not being allowed to fail by a broken public education system, they take […]
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9 Time Wasters You Need to Nix Now

The problem with living in a world where technology is seamless and productivity is at an all-time high, is that you can start feeling a false sense of security, allowing yourself to get wrapped up in distractions and time wasters. For a student trying to compete globally, this is unacceptable. That’s why we have put […]
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Turn Your Study Plan Into Action In 8 Steps

A study plan is essential for any student wanting to get ahead or conquer a particularly tricky concept. However, one can get so wrapped up in the planning that they have trouble putting it into action. If that sounds like you, then this is the article for you. Execution needs to be the primary focus […]
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10 Ways A Students Think Differently Than Everyone Else

‘A’ Students are cut from a different cloth. While you may be able to point to some on this list and state, “But I know Fred’s an ‘A’ Student and this doesn’t sound like him at all!,” it’s a list we’ll nevertheless stand behind. Why? Because anyone can have a good year or two; it […]
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Rosetta Stone, Other Language Learning Tips

Rosetta Stone has been a godsend for many with the desire to become other language learners later in life. After all, the American education system is still backward in the sense that it doesn’t teach other languages to children when their minds are most susceptible to it, instead waiting until high school when most of […]
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10 Student Resolutions For 2016

The New Year is upon us, and with it comes the need to clean out the cobwebs and set those resolutions that will guide you for the remainder of the year. While many New Year’s Resolutions are easily broken, students have the advantage of prep time. A full-time employee, who had to continue working during […]
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