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Meaning of a Consumer A consumer is a person or group of people who buys and uses a product or service at a particular time. A consumer is the end user of a product and this is the one who completes the process of production. A customer A customer is a regular buyer of a […]
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It can be utterly frustrating to spend several hours studying only to enter the exam hall and not be able to remember one thing you have studied. This is a situation many students (especially teenagers) find themselves in. the experience can be similar to having your memory completely blocked off even as you wonder what
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As I have pointed out more than once on this platform, Mathematics is the most hated subject in schools. First of all it is abstract and therefore difficult to comprehend, especially when you have not quite opened your mind to understanding it. Moreover, most students constantly wonder why they even need to bother studying Mathematics
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As you may well know, so many difficult subjects abound. What is easy for you to study might be the most difficult subject for your friend. And as such, difficult subjects abound just as favourite subjects do. But then, we can all agree that some subjects are particularly dreaded by most students. Examples of these
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Study abilities or study techniques are methodologies connected to learning. They are for the most part discriminating to achievement in school, considered vital for getting decent evaluations, and valuable for learning for the duration of one’s life. Space Make room, mentally and physically, for studying. Usually when you’re studying for something specific, such as an
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To remember something new, it must be clearly impressed in the brain. It requires time and effort to learn new concepts. To imprint new information into the brain, it’s important to schedule periodic study sessions and constantly review information in your mind. Here are some general principles of memory improvement: 1. Attention (Concentration) When studying,
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When I was in high school, I was friends with a guy who was super smart. He was always the top of our class. As someone who was really good in school but never the best, I was amazed by him. Whenever we asked him for his secrets, he would shrug and say, “I just
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“I’m just not a maths person.” We hear it all the time. And we’ve had enough. Because we believe that the idea of “maths people” is the most self-destructive idea in our society today. The truth is, you probably are a maths person, and by thinking otherwise, you are possibly hamstringing your own career. Worse, you may
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Pre-exam slump? Check out this article, It says that students tend to create study plans every day; but the problem is that study plans became futile when the urge to slouch takes over. So instead of making it a daily basis routine, create a project method to plan your exam and plot your work in
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