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By DavidWattie 0 comments
The Product Rule is one of the simpler tools of a mathematician in calculus. This article will help you learn the equation, and how to use it... more »
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Few college students are able to avoid the infamous comparative analysis paper, also called a "compare and contrast essay." This academic standby requires you to compare two things--whether you're analyzing two different governmental policies or ... more »
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Your research paper is due, and you still have to write the reference page. Here is how to write the reference page using the MLA (Modern Language Association) style format... more »
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Critical thinking involves going past assumptions, highlighting them and then analyzing and debating alternatives. Critical thinking is important in that our individual thoughts and cultural views become our actions and policies. Toleration for ... more »
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Authors of academic books and articles always seem to have so much to say. How do you figure out what really counts?.. more »
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A proper outline for a speech makes the presentation flow smoothly. You can locate the topics you wish to discuss easily preventing stuttering or loss of eye contact with the audience you are addressing. It also helps to jog your memory of ... more »
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It may not be your major, and you may thank goodness for that after seeing the score on your last exam. But physics (quantum aside) relies heavily on logic, so if you're indeed prepared, the only way you won't pass a physics exam is if you panic. ... more »
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Preparing an annotated bibliography can be a daunting task. As you try to compile and interpret your research, it can be difficult to know just how to cite your resources. If you take it one step at a time, though, you will be able to write a ... more »
By Ayanna 0 comments
Do u want to stay focused and be on task? Well if you do here is the article for you!!!!!!!!.. more »
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Persuasive writing is perhaps one of the most important ways of expressing a point of view, yet very few people approach it in a systematic way that allows them to get their point across effectively. This article shows you the ground work, and ... more »
By NaomiRG 1 comments
Your professor hands back your term paper, and you're not the least bit happy with the results. What's more, you don't think you were graded fairly. But will complaining about your grade help? Getting a professor to change a grade is difficult ... more »
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When you're taking a tough course or studying for a difficult exam, working with a study group can help you to improve your grades. Follow these steps to create a productive study group and achieve your course goals... more »
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A sheep's brain is similar in structure and function to that of a human. In a sheep's brain you can see where memory processes occur just as in a human brain. This is why many colleges and universities have their students dissect a sheep's brain. ... more »
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I know we're all just trying to finish the semester and dump our books, but that doesn't mean we don't have to take the finals. So let me hand you some tips that will help you pass your exams... more »
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Studying for college can be difficult. In many cases, having as study buddy can make the whole studying process easier and help you get better grades. Here's how to find a study buddy when you are in college... more »
By Ken M. 0 comments
For many years, man has breed animals for a desired genetic trait since the stone age. Later in history, Mendel(1822-1884) observed this breeding through peas. In more recent years, genetics, and molecular biology has spawned, and now we are able ... more »
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You can improve your study techniques by making several relatively simple changes to get the most from your studying efforts. Consistent use of a day-planner and an organization system are two important steps in getting the most from your study ... more »
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Going to your instructor's office hours is not just a great way to get help, it is also a good way to overcome the anonymity of the large lecture class... more »
By KNOONAN 0 comments
If you are a college student who enrolled in a studio art class hoping it would be a stress-relieving way to express your creative energy, you may soon discover that studio art is not exactly the cake walk you expected. Not only do many ... more »
By MissMellaT 0 comments
Any student of any age or grade knows the fear, tension and anxiety associated with tests. There can be a lot to remember, and the task is often so daunting that many students simply give up. While it’s understandable that so many people get so ... more »
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College chemistry can be a very challenging course. Most students who take chemistry in college spend hours outside of class studying in an effort to get the best grade possible. However, if you are taking chemistry and just don't want to study ... more »
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Organic chemistry is a class that is usually required for chemistry majors, biology majors and pre-med students. Studying organic chemistry will help you get a passing grade, no doubt. But, if you can't study or simply don't want to, you can ... more »
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Statistics class in college can be a difficult class. But, it does not have to be that way. Believe it or not, it is even possible to pass statistics without studying... more »
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When envisioning a scientific research paper, an image comes to mind of long, multi-syllable words and even longer, confusing sentences. The terms "scientific," "research" and "paper" are enough to bring a dazed look to many people's faces. ... more »
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Keyboarding is similar to typing. The difference is there are more keys on a keyboard then on a typewriter. When taking a keyboarding class you will learn to type and you will learn the other keys located on the keyboard. Studying for a ... more »