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Holistic learning: five easy steps to ace your tests with minimal studying.

“I’ve never been that keen on studying before an exam. I rarely study for more than a half hour, even for big final exams worth more than half my grade. When I do study, I usually just skim over the material and do a few practice questions. For some of my math classes I have yet to do a single practice question for homework. Most people study by cramming in as much information before walking into the test room, whereas I consider studying to be no more than a light stretch before running.”

- Scott Young

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Just ran across this–the Harvard College Math Review is a free online journal, apparently featuring articles from some students and famous people. And best of all, it’s free and open!

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Are you up to the challenge? Find out by reading 100 Science Words Every College Graduate Should Know, by the Editors of the American Heritage
® Dictionaries. A wide variety of new and established terms are discussed, including absolute zero, anaphylaxis, cryptography, echolocation, game theory, Kuiper belt, mitochondrion, Munchausen syndrome…

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Can Web 2.0 change the social dynamics of our social contacts enough to significantly change the way Dunbar
’s Theory of a 150 people social limit can be approached? From Facebook to Myspace - the social networking of web 2.0 is undoing 6000 years of evolved social limits.

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Another 10 things I’ve learned my career in software which, I’ve I’d known them sooner, I’d have worked less, been less stressed and been more successful! Go figure

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If you are a .NET programmer, or even just a programmer, you must know the need for great tools in the process of developing, documenting, distributing, etc
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From the console compiler to the powerful Visual Studio IDE, .NET is just about coding as much as the tools.
For that matter, here’s a list of 15 indispensable VS.NET add-ins.

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