Is it necessary to study at all???
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Probably not, especially if you are not interested in acquiring knowledge or skills.  Some people go on studying throughout their life instead of applying themselves to more worthwhile goals!
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No, it is not "necessary" to even breathe if you have no goals.  It is always "needed" or "necessary" to have a goal or objective when using such language or else meanings may be manipulated to a ridiculous extent.  After all, "if you don't know where you want to go, any path will do!"\n\nConstructivist learning does something specific that teachers would like to see accomplished: the development of students' ability to connect pieces of what they know into a large whole so that they don't just run around life failing to recognize that their bits of knowedge might not be as compartmentalized as they might otherwise believe.\n\nFor example, I studied interdisciplinary studies as an undergraduate.  As a result, I am able to quickly see connections between subjects that your more traditional student might easily miss.
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There are study books you can buy.  I say get one of those, and go for it.  I think it's great you are getting your act together and getting an education.  Hurray for you!
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You don't necessarily need to take one of those courses or study incredibly hard. However, taking a practice test or doing practice questions will def help you. The only reason you would study is not to learn material, just to be comfortable in preparation for the tricky questions. (I am an attorney currently)
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study   study   styudy
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I went to summer school and took a full course load ( all periods ). This let me graduate a year earlier so I could get hammered by my grades in freshman college. If you have the correct study habits, go for it. If you don't, take the time to learn them in high school where it doesn't cost anything.
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study and act right\nnot that hard
15769
not necessary, not if you have no strategic planning for business and good resourceful people.  Do it if you know enough.  (How do you definite enough?  That, you will have to take your own risk ...)
606958
I had four math classes & a physics class last semester & I didn't study at all. I guess it all depends on how you learn. If you spend 10 min. a week studying & feel you understand it, then that's enough. If you spend 30 hrs a week & still don't understand, then you need to study more.\n\nOh yeah, that 2-3 hrs studying per hr of class time is pure bullshit. I've had teachers say that too. That's study time IN ADDITION TO homework time.
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I took 5 highers and had to spend whole year studying to bloody pass them!!!! I would recommend taking 1 easy subject to free your mind from all the hard work. English isn't very demanding as its more what you know, you can't really study that much for it. Goodluck!!!!! i'm on maternity leave right now!
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Study well.You should try to understand everything you learn.Know the priciples,laws,theories and that will do.
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Absolutely critical, if you pay attention.  Otherwise, try again next semester.\n\nHere's the deal.  Much learning occurs without studying.  Just hearing a lecture (even with your eyes closed) with move some stuff into the ole internal storage.  And watching a lecture (with your ears close is the same.  The instructor's inflection, body language and other non-verbal cues make the material much easier to master that just reading.\n\nHOWEVER, taking notes is a huge bump up the learning curve.  Writing down something triggers several additional learning pathways.  In fact, I found that I rarely have to read my notes.  But I HAVE to take them.  I can only think of two or three classes where I had to use my notes to study from.  But  I can't think of a single class where I didn't have to take notes to learn the material.\n\nCheck out the following:  Blooms Taxonomy,  Learning styles and the Theory of Multiple Intelligencies
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are you really interested in the subject? are there other issues in you lidfe that need sorting out so that you can focus on your studies. I had the same problem, the best solution is to draw up a study roster, set aside a few hours, turn off the tv, mobile phones etc.. reward yourself with free time to do fun stuff. studying can feel like a chore but if you organise your time you start to feel like you are on top of it and its not so tedious. don't be hard on yourself we all get like that sometimes. i always try to get the most boring study out of the way first so then it feels like theres light at the end of the tunnel.
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if you have at least a full 7th grade knowledge you wont need to study.\n\nsorry no help.
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Being "something" in life doesn't require a lot of study. Humans are interactive--so if you want to be something, take care to learn how to reason logically, and act responsibly. This means that if you take an interest in learning how to relate to people with logic and sincerity, you may have good friends and enjoy your family (remember that a career is not the "end all" solution to being a grown up.) I have seen many "brilliant" people who have studied two and three post graduate degrees, but couldn't tell you how interesting their life has been (or don't even want to, because they think so highly of their "achievements.") Personal development must be balanced with a formal education. And then your will find success. I found some interesting articles on civil service posts. This may be the key to your question. Good luck!
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yes. if you study too much you can overload your mind and get confused. it begins to stress you out which is unecessary. take breaks frequently and don't study one thing for too many hours a night. Also, maintain a social life.
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Choose something that you like and are willing to work hard at.  Come prepared to spend some late nights studying, the library is open 24 hours and there is always someone there.  It is hard work but if you can manage your time you will have a great 4 (or 5 or 6) years:)  It is not all bad though, just don't come thinking it will be a walk in the park, especially as a ME major.