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Three Steps to Improved Reading
The ability to read complicated material becomes more important the higher you climb the education ladder. High school, college and then graduate school demand progressively more from the stude… more →
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Three Steps to Improved Reading
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wepoplaski wrote 1 week ago: The ability to read complicated material becomes more important the higher you climb the educat … more →
Science: Data, Description and Experimentation
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wepoplaski wrote 1 month ago: So, what do scientists do, anyway? The easy answer is simply to say that scientists ‘do s … more →
How to Use This Blog
wepoplaski wrote 2 months ago: There’s a lot of great stuff on this blog, but how should you use it to navigate through high scho … more →
Independent Reading Programs: Gateway to Academic Success
wepoplaski wrote 2 months ago: The most important thing to grasp about your education is that learning occurs entirely within you … more →
Sophomore Action Plan: Fall
wepoplaski wrote 3 months ago: Your sophomore year should be dedicated to raising your GPA as much as possible. The best way to … more →
How to Study: Answering Essay Questions
wepoplaski wrote 4 months ago: Monday. 8am. The beloved essay question—one of several you must answer within the next 50- … more →
Distributions, Hypotheses and Guppies
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wepoplaski wrote 4 months ago: Distributions, Hypotheses and Guppies Humans are pack rats. Not literally Neotoma cinerea, but p … more →
How to Study: Reading Poetry
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wepoplaski wrote 4 months ago: Once is never enough when it comes to reading poetry. A poem should be read several times to get … more →
How to Study: Notes on Critical Thinking III
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How to Study: Notes on Critical Thinking II
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wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: (Adapted from Raymond S. Nickerson in Teaching Thinking Skills, ed. J.B. Baron and R. J. Sternber … more →
How to Study: Six-Step Study Summary
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wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: How to Study: Six-Step Study Summary Studying begins with an acceptance that learning is active. … more →
Science
wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: Science & Society: freshman university course Student: This is why I think the Bible should be t … more →
How to Study: Facts, Opinions and Inferences
wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: The two main processes of learning—gathering and evaluating—can be arranged into three steps ( … more →
How to Study: Notes on Critical Thinking I
wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: [The previous 'How to Study' post (June 9, 2008) described dialectical thinking as one style o … more →
How to Study: Lighting the Fire
wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: “Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.” ~ William Butler Yeat … more →
How to Study: The Great Migration II
wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: Have you ever taken a biology test—or maybe it was history or social studies—after studying your … more →
How to Study: The Great Migration I
wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: The Great Migration. Nope; I don’t mean the migration of African Americans out of the South. … more →
Sophomore Action Plan: Summer
wepoplaski wrote 5 months ago: One year down and three to go! If you finished freshman year with the GPA you wanted, congratula … more →
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