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How to survive in subjects that are not good at📚❓

Regardless, many people probably have subjects that we don't like or are good at, right? We also have. 🤣

Now what should we do to get past these subjects even if we don't like them? Let's see.

1. Accept first that you are not good at

First of all, of course, do not say that you are not good at it. Do not rely on encouragement because you are not good at it, not that you cannot do it. Acceptance will help you stop pressuring yourself and look for a solution.

2. Look clearly at the score structure of the subject.

Check out what this subject scores, such as exams, jobs, reports, or classes, so that you can put yourself in the right spot, not waste time.

3. Focus only on the content issued

No need to read the entire book. Look at the exam lines, old exams, or topics that the teacher reiterates often. This will reduce the reading load a lot.

4. Find friends or seniors to help explain

Sometimes a friend's explanation is easier to understand than a slide or a book. Just having someone explain it briefly helps to understand it a lot.

5. Change the way to study to suit yourself

If you don't understand it, check out the summary clip. If you don't listen to Laksher, write down a chart or a brief summary, choose the way we understand it the most.

6. Keep points on the way.

Get into school consistently, send jobs on time, and try to collect as many sub-scores as possible, because these scores support grades in the exam.

7. Aim just to "pass the subject."

Not all subjects need to get pretty grades. Some subjects just pass are considered successful. Should keep the power to more important subjects.

8. Take care of yourself. Don't blame yourself too hard.

Non-dominant subjects do not impose value on us. Everyone has the same weakness. Just don't give up.

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2025/12/25 Edited to

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How I Study Smarter in College 🌸
When I first started college, I thought studying just meant rereading notes and highlighting everything… but none of it stuck. It wasn’t until I started using different methods that I noticed a real change in how well I understood and remembered things — especially for harder classes like biology a
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Kaylin Do

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how to get better grades
1. Sleep Sleep is very important for learning. The strengthening between neurons that are essential for learning does not happen during the learning/exposure but instead during sleep. Getting the correct amount of sleep restores energy, enhances attention and focus. 2. Staying organized Sc
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Alice

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How to fall in love with studying 🍂🍁
Let’s be real—studying isn’t always at the top of our “things I’m excited for” list. But what if we could change that? What if you could actually look forward to studying, making it something you crave as part of your day? By romanticizing your study routine, you can turn learning into a peacef
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Chalie_Baker

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How to study EFFECTIVELY
Hi everyone! I have a 4.8 gpa and I’m a student athlete, it’s hard to balance it so the little time I have to study I study GOOD. First picture is NOT mine - to see me and learn more ab me go to my profile! #grades #college #highschool #study #bodytransformation
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Stunn

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How I Plan My Weekly Study Schedule on My iPad 📓
🧷If you’re using your iPad for studying, here are some weekly planning essentials to keep you organized and productive: ✅1. Digital Planning Apps • 📌 GoodNotes / Notability – For handwritten notes, study plans, and organizing subjects. • 📌 Notion – For a structured study hub with task lists,
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Angy💌

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A notebook with handwritten notes on skeletal anatomy is shown. Overlay text 'Summarize my Notes' highlights using ChatGPT to condense notes into 1-2 sentence summaries for quick reference.
A notebook with handwritten notes on the digestive system is displayed. Overlay text 'Explain Topic A Step by Step!' suggests using ChatGPT for step-by-step explanations of complex topics like math or science.
ChatGPT: The Ultimate Study Buddy for a 4.0 GPA
The future is Here!! I absolutely love saving time, energy, and money! Time = Money, so when you can spend less time studying and more on something you would rather do, you save money! Here are some of my ways I’ve used ChatGPT as a Straight A Student : 1. Summarizing your typed notes from
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Stella Studies

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How I Use ChatGPT as a college student
*im not sure why it’s blurry, sorry😢* i use chatgpt so so often in my academic life but also my daily life. ai for academics can be a helpful tool to increase productivity and understand topics better. although people can abuse ai, it is truly a helpful tool that many can use and benefit from.
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