I have studied and interviewed groups of medical and science students that have excelled in their course work. It is true that there are specific and detailed guidelines that these students adhere to and credit for their academic success. With some time and applying these study skills to your studies you can greatly improve your [...]
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How to Study Human Physiology
November 29th, 2009 
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November 22nd, 2009 admin You can improve your study skills by using memory improvement tips which can lessen the time you need to study. It will also save you stress from panicking when the examination day comes. Here are 3 memory improvement tips that will help you improve study skills overnight. And that’s a promise.1. Using Mneumonics In exams, [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Brain, Chunks, Earthquakes, Faces, Harry Wilson, James Callaghan, John Major, Margaret Thatcher, Memory Improvement Tips, Mneumonics, Photographic Images, Photographic Memory, Phrase, Promise 1, Scenarios, Study Skills, Study Time, Tony Blair, Uk Prime Ministers, Wilson James No Comments »Study Success – The Study Timetable Trap – Part 1
October 19th, 2009 admin A study timetable is probably one of the first things an earnest, well meaning student will do when sitting down to tackle their study. It is in fact, one of the first things those who teach study skills will recommend. I’ve seen it many times – and done it myself many times; you spend hours [...]