Most students hate tests. The fear of failing them is really unpleasant.
1. Survey your textbook before you read.
Take a couple of minutes to find the word-list, index, questions and other important information. Then, when you sit down to study, you’ll know where to find the answers you are looking for.
2.
As you read, summarize each section of the chapter on a post-it note. After you have read the entire chapter, go back and review the notes. It is an easy and efficient way to review information. And you can easily find the information you need.
3. Make your own practice test.
After you finish reading, pretend you are a professor writing a test for the chapter. Review the material you just read and make up your own practice test. Include all vocabulary words, study questions, and highlighted words you can find, as well as any other important information.
4. Create visual flashcards.
Flashcards will help you remember important terms, people, places and dates. On the front of the card, write down the term or the question. This will help ensure that you grasp the study material.
A.Use sticky notes. |
B.Prepare a note book. |
C.Take the test to see if you remember the information. |
D.If all the questions are included, there is no need to worry. |
E.But there are a few tricks you can learn how to avoid the worry. |
F.On the back write down the definition or the answer. |
G.Make sure you read any study questions before you read the chapter. |
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【推荐1】Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, developing the following important skills will help you achieve success in school and in life.
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• Good study habits. If you’ve got them, great.
• Good note-taking. You can’t possibly write down everything the teacher says since we talk at a rate of about 225 words per minute. But you do need to write down the important material.
A.Time management. |
B.Organizational skills. |
C.Finish assignments in time. |
D.If not, there’s time to develop them. |
E.What you do with them makes all the difference. |
F.Also it should be in a form that’s most helpful to you. |
G.Review your notes each day to improve your learning. |
【推荐2】Is there a best way to pack clothes? The following ideas are of great help to those who are always on the way.
Where to start?
How to deal with clothing?
Start with your shoes. Put underwear or socks inside them to hold the shape of your shoes. Thus, you can make use of every square inch of space. Once your shoes are firmly in place, fill small gaps with very soft items.
Lay out the first clothes with one end inside the suitcase and the other end dropping over the edge. Put the next clothes on top of this, but place them the other way around.
Where to put non-clothing?
Top tips:
If you take a belt, slip them along the inside of your case.
A.Don’t roll belts up. |
B.Be sure to put away socks. |
C.This idea will create a flat first layer. |
D.And then continue laying other clothes. |
E.That will make the job a whole lot easier. |
F.Lay everything you want to take with you on the bed. |
G.Non-clothing items are things like books, toothbrushes and cameras. |
【推荐3】To understand a foreign country, we need to learn about its culture. Certainly, it's of help to study the language and history. But it's also a good idea to learn what not to do. Things which are strongly unacceptable are called taboos.
Eating taboos are found throughout the world. In many Asian cultures, chopsticks should never be left standing up in a rice bowl. In India, touching food with one's left hand is seen as unclean. And, in Muslim cultures, people do not eat pork.
Interestingly, a taboo in one country may not be a problem in another. For example, in Chinese culture, giving clocks as gifts is frowned on. But that would be fine in America. In fact, a beautiful clock would be a thoughtful gift.
The same goes for some conversation topics. In many Western cultures, it's rude to ask about a person's age, weight, or salary. However, these topics may not be as sensitive in East Asia.
For sure, understanding what not to do can be hard. Fortunately, there are many websites about taboos. Travel guidebooks often have a section on the topic. It's worth taking time to understand another culture's taboos. It shows our respect for our friends around the world.
1. What is the main idea of the passage?A.Learning about taboos helps us understand other cultures. |
B.People should try hard to be polite to foreign visitors. |
C.Some cultures have more taboos than others. |
D.Often, the most interesting taboos are related to eating. |
A.It is a serious taboo in Muslim cultures. |
B.It is thought of as a dirty action in India. |
C.It is done in cultures throughout the world. |
D.It is only a taboo in one Western culture. |
A.The Chinese are fond of exchanging clocks as gifts. |
B.It is polite to give someone a clock in China. |
C.People disapprove of using clocks as gifts in China. |
D.Giving clocks as gifts is common in Chinese culture. |
A.By corresponding with foreign friends. |
B.By going onto the Internet. |
C.By speaking with people from other countries. |
D.By watching television. |
【推荐1】Sunlight was cutting through the classroom, and it was close to lunchtime, with everyone feeling bored. This was in the sickening final weeks before the Leaving Cert. the state exams every Irish teenager has to sit if they want to go to university.
With the Leaving Cert, we’d ever felt more unhappily involved in the faceless machinery of education. Our only objective for an entire year had been to memorize as much information as possible, in order to bring it back in one exam after another. Our teacher’s only objective was to drill all that information and rote learning (死记硬背) into us.
And it was just another day of that, when it happened. I don’t know why, but the teacher suddenly broke off what he was saying and considered us for a moment. He leaned against his desk, folded his arms, and then he went off without referring to his prepared notes.
He spoke about how we were going to leave school soon, and head into the world, separately, for ever. He said we wouldn’t be able to grasp it yet, but our horizons were about to expand in ways we wouldn’t believe. I know it sounds cheesy—it probably was cheesy—but for the teenage me it was something quite new and surprising to hear an adult address us like this, not as kids to whom he needed to feed information, but as humans with whom he wanted to share something like wisdom.
What stayed with me was the image he used: he said our awareness would be like a flame (火焰) in a dark cave. The brighter and larger the flame grew, the more of the cave we would see. But with every bit of light, there would come a growing awareness of the vastness of the cave, of just how little of it we were actually seeing, and of how much more space and opportunity was left for our flame to grow.
1. What do students think of preparing for the Leaving Cert?A.Boring. | B.Challenging. | C.Exciting. | D.Rewarding. |
A.Innovative. | B.Harmful. | C.Attractive. | D.Commonplace. |
A.The use of knowledge. | B.The exploration of the unknown. |
C.The command of skills. | D.The importance of education. |
A.By describing a fact. | B.By reasoning a conclusion. |
C.By using a figure of speech. | D.By making a sharp contrast. |
Maybe you are an average student. You probably think you will never be a top student. However, anyone can become a better student if he or she wants to. The tips are as follows.
1. Plan your time carefully. When making a plan for a week, you should make a list of things that you have to do. After making this list. you should make a schedule of your time. First plan your time for eating, sleeping. dressing, etc. and then decide a good, regular time for study. It will force you to realize what is happening to your time.
2. Find a good place for study. Look around the house for a good study area, which may be a desk or a corner of your room, and stay away from everything but study materials. When you sit down to study, concentrate on the subject.
3. Make good use of your time in class. Take advantage of class time to listen carefully to what the teachers say. Careful listening in class means less work later.
4. Study regularly. When you get home from school, go over your notes. Review the important points that your teachers mention in class. If you read the new materials. you can understand your teachers better next day, and you will be active in class.
These general methods might help you with your study.
General methods | Dos | Advantages |
Plan your time carefully. | Make a | Force you to realize what is happening to |
Make a schedule. | ||
Find a good place | Stay away from everything but study materials. | Concentrate on the subject. |
Make good use of your time in class. | Listen carefully to the teachers. | Careful listening in class means |
Study regularly. | Go over | Help you understand teachers better and be active in class. |
Read new materials. |
【推荐3】Mobile learning is the new norm when it comes to e-learning, and it has successfully revolutionized the sector. M-Learning is gaining a lot of traction because it provides the opportunity for collaborative learning on the go. Learners can log in from their favourite devices at any point and learn through bite-sized lessons. Whether they choose to learn on their mobile phone or using their tablets or laptops, they have the flexibility to complete the course at their discretion(自行决定), this improves retention as well as course completion rates.
What’s causing the shift to M-Learning?
You may be wondering why the sudden shift to M-Learning has become so prevalent among learners. Here are the following key reasons we’ve identified why learners are adopting mobile learning in droves.
*Change in learner profile:
*Transference of learning patterns:
Many learners prefer to consume content in an audiovisual format rather than in text form. This helps them stay engaged and retain information better as well. Learners use M-Learning to consume videos, podcasts, audio, and more on their mobile phone rather than pore over boring textbooks.
*A shift in device use:
Many companies have started using initiatives like “Bring Your Own Device” to save costs, and this has led to a lot of employees choosing to work on their tablets and mobile devices.
*Digital transformation:
To be relevant in today’s day and age, companies across industries are undergoing a digital transformation.
A.Mobile learning is the new norm when it comes to e-learning. |
B.This shift in learning patterns and content consumption formats has led to the rise of M-Learning. |
C.Every organization has three generations of employees, Baby boomers, Gen Y(Millennials)and Gen Z. |
D.Learners can log in from their favourite devices at any point and learn through bite-sized lessons. |
E.In such a scenario, Learning and Development programmes have to be adapted to these mobile devices. |
F.This is the case in even traditional industries such as retail, banking, wealth management and food service. |