"You don’t learn from success. You learn from buggering up."
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This blog offers a host of strategies to help you get through the HSC year and beyond!
Relation tips, learning and study tools, interesting facts and inspirational quotes and images will hopefully make your study time a little better directed, successful and if nothing else, interesting!!
Always try and draw relevance in your study - if you can see and embrace it in life, the concepts have a far greater chance of being retained in your memory and will in fact boost your deep understanding.
Relation tips, learning and study tools, interesting facts and inspirational quotes and images will hopefully make your study time a little better directed, successful and if nothing else, interesting!!
Always try and draw relevance in your study - if you can see and embrace it in life, the concepts have a far greater chance of being retained in your memory and will in fact boost your deep understanding.
What stress does to the body - nasty stuff. Will be revisiting ways to cope with and manage stress to improve your life and academic success!!
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For the pdhpe students out there - AIHW has some wonderful resources for Core 1. You should check them out!
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think positively - as the trial looms closer - break the study into manageable portions - and keep in mind what this examination time is called : “TRIAL HSC”. Noone expects you to nail it all this time (a bonus if you do) but think positively and do the best you can. Nothing great comes without failure….just saying
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How Good Books Can Change You
Summer’s here and time for summer reading at the beach, in a hammock or on the porch. Books are great for passing the time on lazy summer afternoons. And according to Ohio State researchers, the books you read from childhood on can also change who you are.
They do this by a process the researchers called experience taking. More than just understanding a character, it’s taking a little of them inside of you and changing yourself in the process. It’s not something that you plan on, it happens spontaneously. Good writing helps, but there’s much more involved.
Read more. [Image: Alexandre Dulaunoy/Flickr]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6jplwYH8Y1qcokc4o1_500.jpg)
Summer’s here and time for summer reading at the beach, in a hammock or on the porch. Books are great for passing the time on lazy summer afternoons. And according to Ohio State researchers, the books you read from childhood on can also change who you are.
They do this by a process the researchers called experience taking. More than just understanding a character, it’s taking a little of them inside of you and changing yourself in the process. It’s not something that you plan on, it happens spontaneously. Good writing helps, but there’s much more involved.
Read more. [Image: Alexandre Dulaunoy/Flickr]
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