06-29-2011, 10:49 PM
What I do: First listen in class. When the teacher is asking you to listen, it's for good reason. If you understand the explanation, learning the notes and stuff will be a piece of cake. Ask doubts if you don't understand anything. For all subjects except MATH, I'd suggest taking an empty book, learn and practicing all the answers, written. The use? First of all, after you check you'll find out your spelling mistakes which can really help. It'll also help in remembering the answer. For MATH, non-stop practicing all the different types of sums that could come. This really helps and I'm usually in the top 3 rank in my class doing this. Side Effects? People will ask you to help them, tutor them or during tests/exams, will ask to cheat from you.
XD This has been working really well for me. Maybe it'll help others, which is exactly why I posted it.
(If this doesn't work for you, find another way that floats your boat.)
XD This has been working really well for me. Maybe it'll help others, which is exactly why I posted it.
(If this doesn't work for you, find another way that floats your boat.)