Glee Episode Nine ? ?special Education? ? Sectionals Episode

So what does Fox say about the coming episode of Glee? In the previous episode, we are left hanging by Kurt’s revelation that he’ll transfer to Blaine’s school. According to Fox.com, the next episode will be the sectionals and we’ll either see Kurt singing for the Wurblers or return to New Directions with a few dramatic scenes. All I can say about that it’s good for Kurt. Unless Karovsky will become an angel all of a sudden, or die, Kurt is better off staying on that good school.

Another revelation from Fox.com is that a lot of relationships will be pretty messy except for Ms. OCD Guidance and the dentist. What can we Gleeks assume about that? We see on “Furt” that Finn haven’t revealed to Rachel that he isn’t a virgin anymore. And Tina is interested with Britney and Arty’s blooming relationship. I can only assume that these things might be put on the spotlight on the next episode.

Aside from the hopefully very good performances next episode, these are just some of the spicy tidbits that we’ll be looking forward to the next episode. I just hope that next week come sooner. 

Happy day Gleeks and see you after Glee’s next episode!

Written by BishopLuc

Aimed at parents of students with disabilities, this video covers the special education process, including Evaluation, Referral, Creation of the Individualized Education Plan, Placement, and Annual Review. Also touched on are Extended School Year Services and strategies for resolving disagreements. Brought to you by the DPI and the Wisconsin Statewide Parent Educator Initiative. More special education information for parents, including an order form for DVD copies of this video, is available at www.dpi.wi.gov This information is presented in print format at dpi.wi.gov

How to get a free and appropriate public education for your special needs child

Special education is instruction that is designed to meet the needs of children with disabilities.  Special education falls under IDEA the Individuals with Disabilities Act. Essentially it says that every child regardless of their disabilities has the right to a free and appropriate public education or FAPE. IDEA itself is a federally mandated law, however, each state and even each school district can interpret these laws in different ways. The result is that more than three decades after the law was passed special education is still just an “idea” and not a reality for many children in this country. Many excuses for this situation are given. The bottom line though is providing appropriate special education is expensive.

In the long run, not providing appropriate special education is going to prove even more expensive. These children fall through the cracks of our society and are likely to end up in the penal system. The loss in tax money to support them in prison and the loss of productivity in society they might have provided given appropriate education services is likely to far outstrip the cost of providing appropriate services to them as children. The average yearly cost of supporting a federal prisoner is twenty to forty thousand dollars a year. We can pay upfront in programs that will help at risk and special needs children get the training and education they need to be productive members of society or we can pay later in prison cost, lost and damaged property, loss of life, loss of resources and loss of productivity. America has one of the highest per capita incarceration rates in the world and many if not most of these prisoners were in special education at one point or another. What we’re doing now is obviously not working.

 Navigating special education for your child means you will be dealing with a bureaucracy. The local school system is a bureaucracy attempting to defend itself from what it perceives as unreasonable demands from the government to provide special education services. Their primary concern is not your child. It is with their bureaucracy as a whole. Although you will come across teachers who resent having to provide interventions for your child, the teachers in the trenches are not the primary problem with special education. They are generally trying to do the best they can in this bureaucracy that doesn’t always provide the support they need either.

School system vary in how well they deal with the issues of special education. If you live in a school system such as the one I lived in, you will have to fight for every service your child receives and in the end, you probably won’t win without a really good attorney and a great deal of money. There are supposedly free legal services to help parents in conflicts with the school. I called every name on my school districts list. No one was available to help me, so much for free low cost legal services. The school system however, will definitely have an attorney well versed in IDEA law on retainer coaching them every step of the way in any conflict.

Your best course of action to obtain services for your child is to educate yourself. I provide a few links that are good places to start.

Sources:

http://www.wrightslaw.com/news/2001/diaz_hearing.http

http://www.napcse.org/about/

Written by wrywatchertoo

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment ? Osmania University (Oucb)

Osmania Univesity is with a sprawling campus of nearly 1600 acres and buildings of majestic beauty and architectural splendor, Osmania University, is perhaps, the largest higher education system in theCountry. It is a home to nearly 300,000 students pursuing their higher studies in its Campus, Constituent, Affiliated Colleges and District Centres.

Its faculty and staff number nearly 5000. It is a multi-faculty and multidisciplinary university, offering rich and varied courses in the fields of Humanities, Arts, Sciences, Social Sciences, Law, Engineering, Technology, Commerce and Business Management, Information Technology and Oriental Languages. The University’s strategic planning, teaching-and-learning policies and research direction have always emphasized respect for the concerns of the society and the need to address the issues that challenge it.

In recognition of its excellent academic achievements, Osmania University had the distinction of being awarded the FIVE STAR status by the National Accreditation and Assessment Council (NAAC) of the University Grants Commission, Government of India in the year 2001.

Here are some more astounding numbers and some exaggeration:

Affiliated colleges = 500 approx
Students under OU jurisdiction = 300,000
Faculty in OU alone = 1,100
Departments at OU = 52
Hostels in the campus = 14
Hostelers = 4,500

Reference: http://www.osmania.ac.in/

OSMANIA UNIVERSITY COLL OF COMMERCE BUIS MGMT(OUCB)

MBA Seat Allotment

Rank             M/F         Category       Region           Allotted Category

16                    M             OC                AU                 OC_GEN_UR

41                    F              OC               SVU                OC_GIRLS_UR

42                   M              OC               AU                  OC_GEN_UR

68                   M              OC              OU                  OC_GEN_OU

86                   M             BC_B          AU                BC_B_GEN_UR

114                 F               OC           SVU                OC_GIRLS_UR

127                 M            BC_B         OU                 OC_GEN_OU

135                 M            BC_B        OU                  OC_GEN_OU

150                 M           BC_D         OU                BC_D_GEN_UR

154                M           OC              OU                OC_GEN_OU

160                M           OC            OU                  OC_GEN_OU

166               M         BC_B          OU                    OC_GEN_OU

169               F           OC             OU                OC_GIRLS_OU

224               M       BC_D         OU                  OC_GEN_OU

225               F        OC              OU                OC_GIRLS_OU

227               F       OC              OU                OC_GIRLS_OU

237              M       BC_D          OU                OC_GEN_OUs

240              M        OC          OU                OC_GEN_OU

251              M       BC_B        OU               OC_GEN_OU

297              F       OC            OU                OC_GIRLS_OU

327            M      BC_D         OU                OC_GEN_OU

333            M       OC           OU              OC_GEN_OU

351             F        OC          OU             OC_GIRLS_OU

352           M        OC          OU             OC_GEN_OUs

355           F        BC_D      OU              OC_GIRLS_OU

386           M       BC_D      OU              OC_GEN_OU

388           M         OC        OU              OC_GEN_OU

392           M         BC_B    OU               BC_B_GEN_OU

393           M        BC_D     OU              BC_D_GEN_OU

412           M        BC_B       OU             BC_B_GEN_OU

450           F          OC          OU              OC_GIRLS_OU

454           F          OC          OU              OC_GIRLS_OU

498          M         BC_B       OU             BC_B_GEN_OU

506          M         SC           OU                SC_GEN_UR

511          M        BC_D       OU              BC_D_GEN_OU

608          M        BC_A      OU               BC_A_GEN_OU

712          F         BC_D       OU               BC_D_GIRLS_OU

739          M          SC          OU                  SC_GEN_OU

871          M         BC_D       OU              BC_D_GEN_OU

905          F           SC           OU                SC_GIRLS_OU

981         M          OC           OU                OC_PHO_GEN_OU

1050      M           BC_A       OU                 BC_A_GEN_OU

1198       F           BC_B        OU                  BC_B_GIRLS_OU

1597       F           BC_A       OU                 BC_A_GIRLS_OU

2180       M          BC_C       OU                  BC_C_GEN_OU

2338        F           BC_A       OU                BC_A_GIRLS_OU

2352        M          SC           OU                  SC_GEN_OU

2544        M          SC            OU                SC_GEN_OU

2800        M           SC          OU                SC_GEN_OU

2894        M           SC          OU                SC_GEN_OU

3978         F          SC            OU             SC_GIRLS_OU

4070          F        SC             OU              SC_GIRLS_OU

5932         F        BC_B         AU           BC_B_CAP_GIRLS_UR

6466        M           ST            OU                   ST_GEN_OU

6493        M          ST            OU                 ST_GEN_OU

6808        M          ST            OU                 ST_GEN_OU

8086        M         BC_E        OU            BC_E_PHH_GEN_OU

8115        F           ST            OU              ST_GIRLS_OU

12559      M        BC_E        OU            OC_PHV_GEN_OU

All the best guys…

To know more information –

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Osmania University (Oucbsf)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Andhra University

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Andhra University (Aucbsf)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (Jntu)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Kakatiya University

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Kakatiya University (Kupssf)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Badruka College

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Pragati Mahavidyalaya Post Graduate College

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Nizam College

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – University College For Women (Oucw)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Bvbv

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Vivekananda School (Vvsp)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Matrusri Institute of PG Studies

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Aurora PG College

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Snist

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Arpp

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Avanthi Degree & PG College (Avnt)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Viswa Bharathi College of Engg (Vbce)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment –vignana Bharati Institute of Technology (Vbit)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Teegala Krishna Reddy Engg College (Tkem)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Swami Vivekananda Institute of Technology (Svit)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – St.martins Engg College (Mrtn)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Sri Indu PG College (Indv)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Sri Indu College of Engg & Tech (Indu)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Sai Sudhir PG College (Ssud)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Rishi Ubr PG College For Women (Rish)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Rbvrr

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Rbvrr Institute of Technology (Rjbh)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Princeton PG College of Mgmt (Prnm)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Malla Reddy College of Engg For Women (Mcew)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment –loyola Academy Degree & PG College (Loyl)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – JB Inst of Engg & Tech (Jbiet)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Institute of Aeronautical Engg (Iare)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Information & Research Inst of Aurora (Irap)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Dvr PG Institute of Mgmt Studies (Dvrc)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – St. Martins Institute of Business Mgmt (Mrtm)

Written by Robert De

Benefits of Online Education

In the beginning there were brick and mortar universities with cold lecture halls and professors in tweed suits, ill-fitted trowsers and argyle socks.  The one and a half hour lectures were torturous at best, boring to the point of tears or drowsiness at worst.  There were better places that the student could be.  They maybe had a job to help pay for their college, they had studying to do for their Archeology exam.  Even the most avid student was not always up to par after a weekend of sleep deprivation.

Fortunately the world has changed and technological advances have given rise to an entirely different and time freeing format for educating and career advancement.  Welcome online universities.  There are many available that will assist you in learning just the right knowledge and skills in order to survive the economically rough spots that a country will face from time to time.  While you hold down your ultimate 9 to 5 job you can spend your evenings or your lunch hour enabling your brain to do the walking from the comfort of your cushy office chair or your recliner in front of “House.” 

Single parents, or moms and dads of young children can take advantage of the flexibility of hours and requirements that are afforded in the cyber university.  Check into what you want to do and ensure that the online university you choose is the best fit for your academic goals.  If you do not do your homework you may choose a university that does not fulill your higher education needs.  I enrolled in a university and gained my BS in Criminal Justice/Forensic Psychology to find that I could not further my education in Psychology at that particular online venue because they did not offer it.  I had to once again go searching for the perfect university.  When I chose the Graduate study program I am enrolled in now, I made sure that they also provided the studies necessary to advance through a PhD as well.  When transferring from even an online university there are requirements and academic efforts that must be taken.  The new school will wish to have transcripts from the old school.  Financial aid packages need to be re-submitted and re-requested.  The entire enrollment process starts again when you change online universities as it does for brick and mortar ones.

As I mentioned in the beginning our world is busy.  This is why I advise that online university potential students do their homework on the colleges of their choice.  You can get into a good one that will teach you everything you need to know or you can be pulled into a college that does not provide you with the proper mental and educational stimulus, or even academic choices that will bring you to the top of your goals.

Writing styles in college do not change.  There are a few out there, MLA, APA, Chicago, to name a few.  Be sure you find out what your college is requiring and do your homework and learn the style.  If you do not then your grades will suffer.  With online schooling it is imperative that you have the dedication to work on your own because you will not see the professor every day to remind you, and won’t have the same office hours available for remedial or additional assistance.

If you are dedicated to your education and have too much on your plate to go to a physical institution of higher learning then visit many online universities and choose one that will fit your every requirement.  Oh!  To let you know, if you are pursuing a law degree there is only one university available for online law and once you obtain your license and pass the bar, you will only be allowed to practice law in California.  Currently that state is the only one that will accept an online law degree.

Written by kateperez

Online Education Project
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Question by just me: online education?
I am interested in furthering my education and looking into taking something online, since I am a stay at home mom it seems about the best way for me to go about getting a degree. However does anyone know if employers look at online degrees the same way they do as a degree attained at an actual college, and what online colleges are crediable.

Best answer:

Answer by chris n
If I owned a business, an on line degree would not hold any more weight than a high-school degree. I don’t know how on line colleges work, but I think the premise is to get through college faster and easier. Anything that is either fast and/or easoer is not worth doing. As such, I think an on line degree holds no weight. I equate it to cheating.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment ? Badruka College

About the College
Seth Ghasiram Gopikishan Badruka Educational Society
In the year 1950, Late Raja Bankatlal Badrukaji, Shri Pannalal Pitti and others mooted a proposal for establishing a Commerce College in Hindi Medium. It was decided that the Vice Chancellor of Osmania University should be contacted to progress the proposal.

Nawab Ali Yawar Bahadur, the then Vice-Chancellor of Osmania University appreciated the initiative but suggested that the college should be started in English or Hindi Medium with a endowment fund of 2.5 Lakhs to which Raja Bankatlalji readily accepted.

Thus, a beginning was made to promote quality education. The first exclusive institution for students of commerce came into existence on 2nd August 1950 and was
inaugurated by the then Vice-Chancellor of Osmania University.

The year 2000-01 was the Golden Jubilee year for the Badruka Educational Society established on 2nd August 1950.

Developments
Each  of  the  colleges  under  the  society  has  established  its  own  reputation  in  the respective  fields  like  Commerce, Management,  Information Technology,  etc.

Business Courses Offered

MBA programme
Marketing - Product Management ,Promotion and Distribution Management ,Consumer Behaviour ,Services Marketing
Finance – Strategic Financial Decisions ,Financial System and Services ,International Finance ,Security Analysis and Portfolio  Management
Human Resource Management – Organizational Development and Team Building ,Leadership and Change Management ,Performance Appraisal and Counseling, Industrial Relations and Labour Laws
Information Systems - Relational Database Management Systems ,Electronic Commerce

Badruka Institute of Foreign Trade BIFT
Badruka Institute of Foreign Trade (BIFT) was established in October 2001. BIFT offers the Masters Program in International Business (MPIB), which draws its curriculum from MBA (IB) course of IIFT. Badruka Institute of Foreign Trade based organization of academic excellence and thought leaders in management education. It is provide the excellent faculty with good knowledge & skills and high quality education.

Courses offered
Master of Business Administration
Post Graduate Diploma In Management
Masters Program in International Business (MPIB)

Ranking
Business India- A+

Placement

The Placement library is equipped with books and CDs, relevant to Grooming, Spoken English and tackling Interview Questions. Model Question Bank is also available. Boardroom facility is provided for Communication Skills Sessions, Mock interviews, and Group Discussion (GD) Sessions, Resume writing etc.

Students are also appraised on continuous basis through seminars and workshops.Activity based training is imparted for Personality Development. A Blood Donation camp, service at orphanage is a part of understanding various aspects of life. Students also regularly conduct and participate in management festivals, conferences and seminars.Industrial Visits and guest lectures by eminent personalities are a regular feature.

Asian Paints, Bank of America, Airtel, Bank of America, Citibank, APITCO, bajaj Auto, Deloitte Consulting, ARM Ltd., Bartronics India Ltd., DCL Finance Ltd, Aurobindo Pharma, Biocon, General Motors, Baan Invensys, Blue Star, HCL-HP, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, BPL India, HDFC Bank, Hartex Rubber Ltd., CARE Foundation, Indian School of Business (ISB), India Infocom.

About The campus

Classrooms The Centre has big, well-ventilated classrooms that can comfortably accommodate about 60 students each. Each classroom is decked with advanced pedagogy tools such as Overhead Projectors, etc.The classrooms are spacious enough to conduct various activities such as business games, simulation, etc.

Computer Lab Equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure, the lab has a LAN bridged with 60 terminals and legal software. The students, faculty and non-teaching staff have 10-hour Internet access to global information through a high-speed leased line.

Library With a wide collection of rich and rare Management books, the library has over 6500 books and subscribes to 4 international and 17 national journals. The libarary is spread over an area of 100 sq.mt and a seating capacity of 35.

Audio-Visual Room The Audio-Visual Room has teaching aids like LCDs slide projectors, film projectors, VCR, VCD players, etc. These aids are regularly used to make the classroom sessions more interesting and informative. A good collection of cassettes and CDs covering diverse topics is available for the benefit of students and faculty.

Seminar Hall and Auditorium The College is well equipped with a Seminar Hall and an Auditorium. The Seminar hall and the Auditorium can accommodate 150 and 600 people respectively. Various Seminars and student activities take place in the Seminar Hall and the Auditorium.

These facilities provide a great ambience for organising:
Executive Development Programmes (EDPs)
Management Development Programmes (MDPs)
Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs)

Location
Dept. of Business Management
Badruka College PG Centre
Kachiguda, Hyderabad 500027
AP, India
Telephone  +91-40-24658236, 24606927
E-mail  badrukaplacement@yahoo.com
badruka@30gigs.com

MBA Seat Allotment

Rank             M/F         Category            Region          AllottedCategory

 96                  M              BC_D                  AU               OC_GEN_UR
148                  F               OC                      AU               OC_GIRLS_UR
191                 M              BC_A                  AU               BC_A_GEN_UR
305                 M              BC_D                  SVU             BC_D_GEN_UR
366                 M               OC                       OU              OC_GEN_OU
461                 M               OC                       OU              OC_GEN_OU
481                  F               OC                       OU              OC_GIRLS_OU
519                M                OC                       OU              OC_GEN_OU
568                M                OC                       OU              OC_GEN_OU
594                M               OC                        OU              OC_GEN_OU
648                 F               OC                        OU              OC_GIRLS_OU
659                 F               OC                        OU              OC_GIRLS_OU
680                 F               BC_E                    OU              BC_E_GEN_UR
724               M               OC                        OU              OC_GEN_OU
726               M               OC                        OU              OC_GEN_OU
816               M              BC_B                     OU              BC_B_GEN_OU
853               M              BC_B                     OU              BC_B_GEN_OU
929               F                OC                        AU              OC_CAP_GIRLS_UR
935              M               BC_B                     OU             BC_B_GEN_OU
943              M               BC_B                    OU              BC_B_GEN_OU
948              M               BC_D                    OU              BC_D_GEN_OU
955              M               BC_B                    OU              BC_B_GEN_OU
1044            M               BC_D                    OU              BC_D_GEN_OU
1085             F               BC_D                    OU              BC_D_GIRLS_OU
1254            F               BC_B                     OU              BC_B_GIRLS_OU
1331            F               BC_D                     OU              BC_D_GIRLS_OU
1672          M               BC_E                      OU              BC_E_GEN_OU
2258           F               BC_E                      OU              BC_E_GIRLS_OU
2557           F                SC                         OU              SC_GIRLS_OU
2582           F               BC_A                      OU              BC_A_GIRLS_OU
3646         M                BC_A                      OU              BC_A_GEN_OU
3941         M                SC                          OU             SC_GEN_OU
4602          F                SC                          OU             SC_GIRLS_OU
4640         M                SC                          OU             SC_GEN_OU
4723          F                SC                          OU             SC_GEN_OU
4840         M               SC                          OU              SC_GEN_OU
6364          F               BC_C                     OU              BC_C_GIRLS_OU
10873       M                ST                         OU              ST_GEN_OU
26680       F                 ST                         OU              ST_GIRLS_OU
3226         M                SC                         OU              SC_PHH_GEN_OU
88768       M                ST                         OU              ST_NCC_GEN_OU

All the Best guys….

To Know More –

ICET 2009 Counseling Dates, Rank wise College Allotment

Icet 2010 Counseling Dates, Web-Counseling Details

Icet 2010 Counseling Dates, Rankwise College Allotment

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Part 2

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Part 3

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Osmania University

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Osmania University (Oucbsf)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Andhra University

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Andhra University (Aucbsf)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (Jntu)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Kakatiya University

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Kakatiya University (Kupssf)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Pragati Mahavidyalaya Post Graduate College

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Nizam College

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – University College For Women (Oucw)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Bvbv

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Vivekananda School (Vvsp)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Matrusri Institute of PG Studies

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Aurora PG College

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Snist

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Arpp

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Avanthi Degree & PG College (Avnt)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Viswa Bharathi College of Engg (Vbce)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment –vignana Bharati Institute of Technology (Vbit)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Teegala Krishna Reddy Engg College (Tkem)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Swami Vivekananda Institute of Technology (Svit)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – St.martins Engg College (Mrtn)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Sri Indu PG College (Indv)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Sri Indu College of Engg & Tech (Indu)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Sai Sudhir PG College (Ssud)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Rishi Ubr PG College For Women (Rish)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Rbvrr

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Rbvrr Institute of Technology (Rjbh)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Princeton PG College of Mgmt (Prnm)

Icet 2010 Rankwise College Allotment – Malla Reddy College of Engg For Women (Mcew)

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Question by ~*PrInCeSs*~: College…..?
Okay so here’s another question. I’m just full of questions today. haha, anyways. I’m starting college classes for the summer on the 27th which i’m so excited about, but i’m really wanting to do better in my college career than in my highschool. I want to become a nurse so i know i HAVE to do better. any studying tips? or planning tips? anything really.

Best answer:

Answer by Deborah E
1. Do your homework! You may have been able to get by in high school without doing your homework (or doing it during class the period before it was due), but in college, the value of the practice right after class cannot be ignored. You’ll be able to do the homework because you just learned the concept, and the homework will solidify it in your brain.
2. Schedule projects to be done before the due date. If you have a project that is due in four weeks, plan it out so you’ll be done in 3. This way, if something interferes (another class gets crazy), you’ll have some adjustment time.
3. Review your class notes from the day every evening. Fill in what you remember or clarify what doesn’t quite make sense when you review.
4. Buy used books whenever possible. Flip through the book to see that the previous owner wasn’t obsessed with highlighters! (You should see key ideas highlighted, not entire paragraphs.)
5. Enjoy your social life, but not to the total distraction of classwork. Stay safe. Travel with a friend after dark and keep to main thoroughfares (don’t walk between desolate buildings to take a short cut.)

Good luck, and ENJOY!

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