Your 20's is the age at which you may complete your formal education, pursue higher studies or decide to take up a full time job. Deciding between these pursuits may not be an easy task.A thought that might help clarify this is whether or not you have passion for a particular profession. You ma ...
MOOC stands for Massive Online Open Course. Institutions offering these types of courses make the course materials available for open access on the Internet. The course materials include audio podcasts, video lectures, and lecture notes.These courses were initially started to give a fair chance to ...
If your child struggles with Mathematics, but does well in other subjects, there is a chance that your child might have been suffering from Dyscalculia. Dyscalculia (sometimes known as ‘math dyslexia’) is a type of learning disability connected with Mathematics and may have some o ...
1. Bundle of EnergyThe ‘bundle of energy’ phrase here refers to the mental alertness of the student and it doesn’t indicate the physical liveliness of the student (for example, the student need not be running here and there all day i.e. need not be physically active). A good ...
Computers were originally meant for doing calculations. But they are no longer considered solely for that purpose. They are used for various purposes for personal, commercial and scientific purposes. Their size has also become smaller. A tiny chip of the size of a finger can do an umpteen num ...
Quantum Mechanics is a branch of science that deals with the mechanics of microscopic particles, especially subatomic particles.1. Textbook notationsDifferent authors use different mathematical notations. The student should make sure that the textbook uses the same notation as used by his/her lectu ...
Here are some tips for last minute preparation.Trust your instinctsOne of the most popular advices that students get when preparing at last minute is “Study Important Questions.” It is more essential to study questions which you feel are important rather than questions which are said to ...
1. Be Clear and BoldSpeak clearly and loudly. Mumbling, stammering, etc. are symptoms of nervousness and lack of confidence.While using examples, make sure that they are relevant to your subject. Also ensure that you don’t get confused or contradict your previous statements at any time in you ...
Failure may possibly happen to you at some point as a student. Here are some pieces of advice to keep calm and study on. 1. “Don’t worry” – MythWhen you are depressed, people often say “Don’t worry”. This is a good piece of advice but this doesn’ ...
