I  am having a difficult time passing level one any tricks or advice for me?
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answer as many questions as you can,when you ask questions,it takes 5 points away,answer questions about stuff you really know,and give a good enough aswer ,so you can be picked best answer for more points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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By conquering your fear. Do one step at a time. \nFor Example:\n1. You are a shy person, you are afraid to make friends. What do you do? The next time you enter an elevator.. just say "Hi, how are you?" and when the person replied back, continue the conversation. If the person didn't answer, don't be despaired or embarrassed because chances are the person is as shy as you. Soon you realised.. you are not that shy anymore.\n\n2. You are not good with maths! Practice and the key is to understand the concept. Many refused to practice because they refused to learn the concept and without practice nothing helps. Once you get the first question right, you feel challenge and accomplished and soon you will be good with it.\n\n3. This is my own experience. I am so afraid to reformat my laptop because i never did it before and it was infected with spy ware. The advise I get from friends " Gees, very troublesome..can be complicated etc.etc. Why not ask the expert to do it?? it will cost you a couple of hundreds" Then i read the manual, it seems so easy and I think of the worst thing that can happen if i messed up. After evaluating the risk..I just took the step to do it and follow the instructions on the screen. It is as easy as ABC...nothing genius about it. It took only my time because I had to reinstall everything..my programs and the anti virus etc. All in all I spent a good 2hrs before my laptop run just like new.\n\nRemember, there is a saying... you built a house one stone at a time :)
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It might be your skill level.  Keep practicing!
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try finding  some sort of idea u can revole around! i had to memorize some lines and i did it (and lots of practice) \nread it over and over again and then ull start getitng some lines, so u look away from the paper as u get to those lines and in no time ull get them just right!  also u can write the lines down.... helps a  lot when u do it urself! \n\n\ngood luck
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it's not hard, just stay focused and remember:  you're there because YOU WANT to be there not because you have to be there.  keep your head up, and watch out for the anyone trying to pull you down!!
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just browse over formulas which are tough for u... and review how to do steps to problems that have been tough. otherwise u should b ok. good luck
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Always work hard, do your research properly.!!!\nNever give up, remember we cannot be good in everything we do so always spend extra time on your weak points.!!!\nGood Luck.!!!
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no not me, but I'm sub-level 2 by now, it's damn hard to get best answer.
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Thank you! i need these extra points too, I'm trying to get to level two and it's taking me forever!!!\nHAPPY MOTHERS DAY!\n:-D
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im an A+ student.. here are some tips i use\n\nstudy looongg before the test begins\nwrite notes in class\nstudy with a friend.. its more fun\nsit away from window views\nmake sure there are no distractions\nstudy what u need 2 know\nquiz ur self often\ntake breaks every so often. \ndont take everything out on once\ndont even study using hours \njust study for a bit, take a break,\nand keep going. \nstudy and review what u learn each day\nbefore the test, get at least 8 hours of sleep\nhave a healthy breakfast\nand i hope u get a 100 on that test \ngood luck
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Re-write the information in a way that is easy for you to understand...Read it out loud, review it outloud, recite it outloud...\n\nContinuous reinforcement of the same material....read, review, recite.  Making Flashcard Qustions & Answers is a great technique too....read them out loud....hearing it, helps you remember...  people might think you are a bit wacked for talking to yourself outloud, but there will be a HUGE payoff for you!!!\n\n\nAfter barely passing high school in my younger years, I used this technique when I went to college and also throughout my military career to study for HUGE promotion tests....I always got promoted and I graduated with a 3.98 GPA.  Try it!  Good Luck
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patience is absolutely key. Also, having an understanding of the different ways people learn would be helpful. You need to know your material well so that you can explain it in different ways to your student. Presumably, if someone goes for tutoring, they are having trouble grasping the information as it's been presented to them so far, so you need to have a different approach. Find out what information you'll be tutoring them in and then think of two or three different ways to explain it, that way you have a good chance of hitting on one that works for the person you're helping. \nAlso, don't be afraid to admit if you don't know something. If your student asks you a question you don't know the answer to, admit you don't know the answer to the question right off the top of your head and then suggest the two of you figure it out together. Sometimes teaching a person how to find answers is more helpful than helping them answer a specific set of questions.
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Make a list and cross off each item as you do it. It is a mind thing so you have to JUST DO IT! When making the list, keep in mind that you want to put the hardest thing or the thing that you really do not want to do as number one so that you will do it first. Good luck.
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I do, it's hard to move up the levels sometimes.So good for you keep up the good work.:)
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trying to get to level 12
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Read as much as you can in the language you're trying to learn.  Don't pick anything too difficult, but with a few words in each page you have to look up.\nAnd don't give up!  Good luck.
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Do you have doubts that you will, pass? have you been studying and doing your best. if there are areas of study that your having difficulty with be sure to ask your teacher and she can help you. also, there are some programs in the summer at the library that may help you prepare for the new school year. good luck! believe in yourself!