Ingredients That Make A Winner

 

 Ingredients That Make A Winner


In order to make a winner, you need to make sure that the ingredients are in place. That's why we've put together this list of ingredients that will ensure victory. From secret supplement blends to techniques for improving your mindset, there are plenty of ways to ensure you're always on top. But don't just take our word for it — head over and see what these sneaky tips can do for your game!



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Exam Tip of the Week: How To Remember Things

As the exam season draws closer, you're probably panicking and thinking of a way to make sure you remember everything. Well don't worry, because this week's tip will help you remember things with ease. This amazing tip can be used for remembering almost anything, so it's perfect for exams. All you need is a pen and paper to get started! Let's begin!



1. Get a pen and paper







2. Write down the topic or question that you need to remember in a large font at the top of your sheet of paper (the size really doesn't matter)







3. Now, write down an explanation or example of the topic in a font slightly smaller than the one you used before.







4. Lastly, write down a short summary of the answer in another font (get as small as possible). This will help you to remember the key points of your answer in an easy way! Remember that you need to include information and not just simple key words. This will help you remember how to write essays properly in your exam. Good luck with your exams guys!



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It's that time of year again when the exam season is upon us. For some students, it can be a very stressful time. But why spend all that money on expensive exams and revise guides when you can get online help for free? This week we want to give you an insight into just how easy it is to get help online via social media pages such as Facebook and Reddit. The Student Room forum A great place to start would be the Student Room forum . This is where you can ask questions to thousands of students and get free, immediate advice. All you need to do is write in and a Student Room member will reply. In addition to this, you can also ask for practical help on certain exams and get advice from fellow students . There are also regular competitions that are held here where students answer questions which others have asked for help on.



Websites such as Reddit The Student Room Reddit is a great place to find free study guides. In fact, it's a great place to find anything related to higher education including your own university. One place you can find extremely useful and easy to use study guides is Reddit . On this particular website, all you need to do is visit the page for a specific university and post any question/s you may have. The student who asked the question will then reply with a detailed answer or link to where they can follow the answer.



Wouldn't it be nice if there was an easy way to get free exam study guides that would help us all with our revision? Well, fortunately it would be possible! All you need to do is understand how social media works, then go online and start searching for ways in which you can get help online. To help you out with this, there are some great apps you can use on your smartphone or tablet which will help you find just what you're looking for. Some of the best apps include:

For example, the ' Gociety ' app is great for searching through Facebook groups. You can search for popular ones such as The Student Room or Guardian Students . Another app that's particularly useful is ' Reddit Best Student Subreddits ', which will help you search through all of Reddit's student subreddits. All in all, these apps could be a massive help to all students who want to get assistance online.



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Exam Tip of the Week: How To Make Study Guides

This week's tip is a great one for all you students who are looking for a way to make your revision easier! There are many ways you could go about creating your own study guides, but we're going to show you how you can make them using pen and paper.





1. To begin with, you need to identify what the exam will consist of. For example, if you're getting ready to take an English paper you'll need to write down the topics that could come up in the exam.





2. Once you've identified the topics, write them down in full on a piece of A4 paper in a large font (the size really doesn't matter). Now, write down an explanation or example of the topic in a font slightly smaller than the one you used before.





3. Lastly, write down a short summary of the answer in another font (get as small as possible). This will help you to remember the key points of your answer in an easy way! Remember that you need to include information and not just simple key words. This will help you remember how to write exams properly in your exam.





Good luck with your exams guys!



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Conclusion of Term One

It is that time of year again when the mid-semester examinations hit the campus. For many students, it can be a very nerve-racking and stressful experience as they never know whether they'll have a good result or not.





For some, it may be that their extended period of laziness has come back to haunt them. For others, perhaps they've had to rely on their personal tutor's notes too much. Yet for others, the biggest fear is a question that has never even come up...

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