How many ways to get good marks?
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The best, easiest way is to show up for every class. Never skip one. And contribute - ask questions, answer questions, show the teacher you're paying attention. Nothing's easier than being there and nothing will get you better grades. Forget about trying to impress anybody, be yourself.
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1. You could make notes in class and revise them at home\n2. You could get a revision book, they sell them in most places \n3. You could go onto BBC websites they are really great
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School is work, but extra credit it the way to raise without putting in much. See if your teacher has any avable, then do it all in one blast. If it making poster do 6 in one night (That is what I spent last Wensday doing) It will take some time, but it gives you room to slack off. Even though i suggest putting in an effort.
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study and act right\nnot that hard
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marks --- average\nUK-----IELTS\nUSA-----GRE , TOEFL
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during your revision holidays...or before that.. while studyin note down the point and try to write the answers point wise you can score more marks if you make your examiner feel good while correcting it should be easy for him to correct your papers.... and you should have good handwriting....a clear one and ....no cuttings and scribbling in the paper which make the paper look ugly....in science remember to give demonstration thru formulas, equation... maths each and every step should be shown clearly... you get step marks...in social studies it would be best if you note down the year and point wise answers will be accepted and not to forget accordin to the question underline the key words...coz the examiner if doesnt have time he can just see the key words and mark u good..English paper is in your hands ...for all this u have to byheart the whole subject....if you believe in God Prayers and meditation will help.....take care and dont spoil ur health.... you should have atleast 8 hrs of peaceful sleep before exams...\nAnother strategy make a time table and be strict with it....newayz all the best
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DO NOT TAKE IT BY HEART REAPPEAR IT AND WORK HARD PASS IT WITH GOOD MARKS.  PEOPLE REAPPEAR IN EXAM TO IMPROVE THEIR MERIT IN SPITE THEY ALREADY PASS THROUGH THAT EXAM.  YOU THINK THAT YOU ARE ALSO IMPROVING YOUR MARKS.
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Step 1: Good research\nStep 2: Good outline\nStep 3: 5 paragraph form\nStep 4: edit my work
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A.  Take a remedial course in grammar.\nB.  Work with your hands, not your mind (be a surgeon:  tree or neuro, it's all the same)\nC.  You may consider going back to class 7 or 8 and picking up on what you missed the first go-round.\nD.  Where can you pass with a 55 -  I know some people who may want to transfer.
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I got 4,5,5 in my year 6 SATs, but that didn't get me anywhere really. Don't worry about getting a high grade, just do your best and think of it as useful exam practice for when the important ones come up.
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get as many points as u can
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Practice the game. Keep your grades up. Apply and get in. Keep up the first two. It takes dedication.
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For many questions there are just one or two marks on offer, and of course a plan is not necessary.\nHowever for any question that has around 15% of the total marks or similar on offer - one with many marks basically - then just write a quick plan beforehand.\nThis may just be a logically ordered bullet point list of the points to raise: just a quick brainstorm before you start writing so that you know what your main points are and to get them down.\nEfficient writing is what is needed in exams: get your points out on paper to get the marks. Flowery prose and long waffle won't cut the mustard - get your points down as quickly and succinctly as possible for top marks.\nMany examiners will be scan reading your essays for the words that get the ticks and the marks, therefore be sure to get them in.\nAnother key skill that you need in exams is to manage your time well.\n\nAnd this requires practice!\n\nWhilst many just like to read through their notes you should always try to attempt a past paper in your exam preparation so you have some idea of how fast you work. If you always get finished in time then no problem, but if you are someone who could miss the deadline without seeing all the questions, then savvy time management is necessary.\nHere's how to do it, without needing brilliant maths.\nFirst total the marks for the paper, this is usually given on the front of the paper; e.g. there are 120 marks available for this paper.\nThen note how much time there is for the exam. Let's say it is 2 hours. This means that there is one mark on offer for every minute of the exam.\nThis then gives a guide on how long to spend on each question - if the question is 2 marks then spend around 2 minutes on it, if it is for 10 marks then spend longer, around 10 minutes.\nIf you stick by this method then you should keep yourself on track pretty much and have no nasty surprises, like only having 5 minutes left at the end to answer to the 20 mark question!\nfinally,You know how a smell can take you back twenty years? When revising, wear a particular perfume or aftershave. When the time comes to take the exam, wear the same scent. This will help your brain to remember what you revised.
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B+ is great, but an A+ is even better! strive to do your best. If you don't get A+ at once, don't give up. There are infinite possibilities for you as long as you work hard.
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Ask a question  -2 \nChoose a best answer for your question +2 \nPut the answers to your question to a vote +2 \nAnswer a question +2 \nVote for a best answer +1 \nRate a best answer +1 \nHave your answer selected as the best answer +10 \nReceive a "thumbs-up" rating on a best answer that you wrote (up to 50 thumbs-up are counted) 1 per "thumbs-up"
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here's a clue \n\n\nyou gotta be GOOD at something first \n\n:-)
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Grade with \n\nSpelling \nContent\nGrammar\nPunctuation\n\nand remember... it's quality not quantity