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| Published in | Written by Irene Adler
A board exam is an excellent tool to check the knowledge gained at a particular period, as well as to select the best students across the state. The greater competition is, the more active the participants are. Most of students’ endeavors depend heavily on the results of board exams. There is no way to evade from exams: sooner or later one has to face them….
| Published in | Written by Tracy R. Baro
If you are a student, you must have a recipe to de-stress. What do you do when studies reach a peak, and your brain seems to explode any minute because of information surfeit and multiple “to-do” tasks? Do you go shopping? Give a reckless party? Buy essays online? : ) Stuff yourself with some finger-licking food? Well, any of these methods to relieve stress can…
| Published in | Written by Thomas Stroup
Wondering why your academic score is so low compared to other students? How much time do you spend on average preparing for your classes? Is it 9, 23, 50 hours per week? It’s not all about time, but this issue still matters. A new study conducted by famous German scientist, Professor Rolf Schulmeister, proves that the key to student’s performance is motivation. The professor of…
| Published in | Written by Thomas Stroup
Math? History? Arts? Culture? Nah, it’s better to learn about Cyberporn and Society (State University of New York at Buffalo), Zombies in Popular Media (Columbia College), or Getting Dressed (Princeton). Sounds ridiculous? Parents sending their children to Princeton Academy also think that way, especially when their offspring come from college for holidays and the only fine grades they have are in Zombie Biology or Shoestory….
