Courses and Credits in College
Right now you probably study anywhere from five to seven subjects during the school year. Think of each subject as a course. As you enter high school, you have more flexibility about which courses you take than you o in junior high or middle school. For example, you may still have to study science in [...]
Group Study vs Study Alone (3)
In a group-study gossiping may be one kind of distraction. This kind of distraction is not found in selfstudy. On the other hand, we can sometimes start day-dreaming and before we know it we would have spent a lot of time thinking and dreaming about some irrelevant topic. But I think the chances of distraction [...]
Group Study vs Study Alone (2)
Group-study will lead to competition, i.e., each member of the group will try to excel other members. As long as this competition is healthy, it is good for everybody, otherwise it can lead to ego problems which is pretty bad. Punctuality is also another problem in group-study, ie., even if you arrive first, you cannot [...]
Group Study vs Study Alone
Studying is not just reading the content of the book. It involves thorough understanding of the topic, which of course involves good concentration and involvement. This can be achieved either by studying alone or in groups. There are both advantages and disadvantages in both these ways. I would first like to outline some of these [...]
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