@helpmeharlan: College Tip 1064: I’ve been getting a lot of messages from students who are studying really hard… #collegetips #studyskills #college #studyhack #timemanagement #helpmeharlan
Yessss!! And rotate! Don’t study one topic for hours without breaks. Most of all, SLEEP WELL!!!
2026-11-03 23:41:59
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moon pie 💙 :
Itself frustrating when the prof tells your child that they don't need to worry about dates and the questions that were missed the most had dates in the answer. Then the prof claims they did poorly because he took away their ability to cheat by using lockdown browser. Prior to this semester, he allowed open notes/book. Had to talk my child out of writing a salty email. Told them to save it for course review.
2026-11-06 00:50:48
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detextn :
Every new level needs different study skills! I agree! Find your resources!
2026-11-04 02:40:40
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Ines :
My daughter went to speak w the professor he said sorry you have know from high school AP , just happened with that class others classes she is doing great!!
2026-11-03 20:08:52
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Fergie923 :
Yes!! Academic resource center, tutors, and take advantage of faculty/professor office hours they are there to help.
2026-11-03 23:47:23
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💁♀️ :
No. The professors make answer choices as ambiguous as possible and purposefully throw in the most obscure topics that weren’t looked into in class on exams. They don’t want you to succeed, it’s not on us anymore
2026-11-04 00:21:17
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N :
A lot of my students “study” for hours by having chat gpt regurgitate information at them. The students who do really well in my class tend to report studying by quizzing themselves or friends in the class
2026-11-04 03:57:49
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Striker76 :
Prof here: Harland jumped too far too fast. The VERY first things a student needs to do is 1- make a face to face meeting with the professor and politely enquire how/why you are falling short of the profs standards and what the standards are. Listen…don’t argue. Ask about grading. BE POLITE…DONT argue. 2- if your grade disappointment is in your FIRST year at university your situation may NOT be your fault. Some students come from high schools where grading is higher. Class averages can be 80% or higher. In university class averages may be set different (harder/higher). I was a generous marker…but the university said class average was to be C. Only approx 6% of students could get an A grade. I would make sure my class knew that. You may be going fine…but being measured differently. You (and your parents ) need to know that before you beat yourself up.
2026-11-04 18:06:00
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🩵💙ATX_Blue💙🩵 :
Eww, “learner types” like auditory, visual, kinesthetic, etc. are all bogus. I expected better from you!! Those studies were debunked a long time ago. The other ideas are solid, tho.
2026-11-03 23:43:31
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2026-11-03 22:55:47
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