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09-2010 Articles:

Friday, October 1st 2010

Tutoring vs. Mentoring

When it comes to taking steps to improve grades or have additional study for greater comprehension there are a number of options available to students. While tutoring, especially one-on-one if you can afford it, is the best option for those who find traditional teaching methods easy to understand, there are many students who would do better with a mentoring situation. Read More »
Tags: case study, data, mentoring, modeling, research, teaching styles, tutoring

Monday, September 27th 2010

Eating Chocolate makes you Smarter

Simply put the greatest advantage shown on MRI scans is an increased flow of blood to the brain after eating chocolate. Increased blood flow translates to increased oxygen with in turn becomes increased function. A compound called epicatechin is a chemical found in cocoa which is known as a flavonol. Read More »
Tags: alertness, brain function, fatigue, learning, memory

Thursday, September 23rd 2010

Student Groups on Facebook

Are Facebook student group’s useful, fun or a waste of time? A search of Facebook groups for students will call up over 500 search result pages, which is a lot of student groups so we have to assume a significant number of people do find them useful. Read More »
Tags: academic, activist, advice, Facebook groups, interest, social

Monday, September 20th 2010

First Generation University Students

For students who show potential and interest in University within families that have never had someone attend post-secondary school the demands of school are often quite different. These students will either have the support of their families and they will feel the pressure of being the first in their family upon which all the hopes and dreams of other family members is rested. Or they will come from the opposite end of the spectrum; they will be from families that think education is a waste of time and these students will face the challenge of doing something hard without the support of their families. Read More »
Tags: college, first generation student, university

Friday, September 17th 2010

Academia for Students of Performing Arts or Music

Performing arts and music have always been competitive fields and today that is truer than ever before. No longer can students rely on talent alone to get ahead. These days academic credentials are just as important as inherent or learned talent. Read More »
Tags: drama, essays, liberal arts, music, performing arts, poetry

Monday, September 13th 2010

Ergonomic Study Gear

Students, particularly those writing dissertations or other major papers spend long hours in a chair in front of a computer typing. If this is you, no-one has to tell you those creepy old ailments you shouldn’t be feeling for another 50 years can become common. Wrist and hand pain, a sore aching back and sore eyes are all likely after hours in front of a PC or on the laptop. Read More »
Tags: chair, dissertation, ergonomic, essay, keyboard, mouse, screen, thesis

Thursday, September 9th 2010

Good Study

Begin the new school year with good study practices that will see you managing the year competently and with ease. Chances are no matter what level of education you are entering this year; high school, graduate or post-graduate, there will be tests, exams, research papers, essays and term papers across a range of subjects. Getting on top of these early is a good practice and for many students, this will be made easier by course outlines provided at the start of the year. Read More »
Tags: course outlines, planning, research, revision, study

Tuesday, September 7th 2010

e-Reader versus iPad

Similar searches in the Kindle online bookstore to those performed in the iBookStore (political science and history classics) present significantly more book options in the Kindle bookstore. That isn’t a big deal if you can download and read Kindle books on the iPad and you can! Read More »
Tags: books, ebooks, iPad, kindle, reading, research, storage

Thursday, September 2nd 2010

Brain Games

Reinvigorate your brain after the holidays. Sudoku’s and crosswords are traditional favorites but for the contemporary brain game junky there is just so much more. Technology and social networking sites have conspired to offer so many online, app and social networking site games with a mind boggling selection of brain kick-starters. Read More »
Tags: brain cross-trainers, brain games, brain workout, word games