TALK TO A BOOK โ€” Study Tips #shorts

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Our Study Tips Shorts will help you become a GREAT STUDENT by making small but super-effective changes.

๐™Ž๐™๐™ค๐™ง๐™ฉ ๐™๐™ž๐™ฅ 4: Want a more organic way to build your vocabulary? Expose yourself to a new kind of book. If you're reading the same kind of book all the time, you won't be exposed to new ideas (and new words used to describe them). Venture a little our of your comfort zone.
For example, in Agatha Christie you'll pick up the words "surreptitious, malevolence, and treacherous." In Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice, you'll find useful words like "scrupulous, supercilious, and impertinent."

We also have a playlist with full-length videos about how to be a better student, whether you're in high school, college, or learning on your own.

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CREDITS
Host: Liliana De Castro
Written by Kimberly Hatch Harrison
Edited by Alivia Brown
Dr. Delight Lose Myself
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#StudyTips #Reading #Shorts
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Muito orgulhoso por termos uma educadora como vocรช! Continue com o รณtimo trabalho!

bernardsantosdesouza
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Already got it and had my kids read thru it and try some of the suggestions.

Alpha
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Neuroscientist Maryanne Wolf, in her book "Reader, Come Home" notes that due to regular Internet use, many of us have become "skimmers of data" and that regular reading becomes difficult. The brain is fairly plastic and flexible, though. You can retrain yourself in about two weeks. Try 1) books you've read in the past, 2) books consisting of short chapters (short stories, anthologies, etc.), and 3) books that are "too easy" - written for a slightly younger age group.

Insightfill
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I bought this book for each of my (now adult) kids. It's very good!

Insightfill
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Great, now I'm going to have to look up supercilious.

josephdestaubin
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Few years ago I read a book by the philosopher W. V. Quine. It was the first primary text on philosophy I had ever read, and oh my god was it dense. 100 pages in two weeks, and I'm usually quick, but now I have vis-a-vis and de re under my belt, where they'll never be used in polite company.

Eta_Carinae__
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I feel so good when I watch your videos in english or portuguese languagens

DanielJose-rrfv
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You look like Joyce from stranger things.

Nikhil_
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I tried reading non sci-fi a few times. Do not recommend.๐Ÿ˜…

iamjimgroth
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๐Ÿ“šPoesias cativa mulheres que sejam poliglotas ou intelectuais da ciรชncia ?

rodrigooliveira
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If it was written by Kimberly Hatch Harrison, then who are you?

kp
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Yah or I could read contemporary works by brown and black people that are more relevant to the human condition that teaches lessons about power and itโ€™s consequences.

CraneBad