* Take responsibility for yourself.
Responsibility is a simple measure of where you've started trying to determine their own priorities, time and reliable sources in achieving learning success.
* Concentrate yourself on the values and principles that you believe.
Decide for yourself which are important to you. Do not let friends or others dictate you what is important.
* Work on what's important first.
Work first priorities you have set yourself. Do not let anyone or anything else to solve your attention from your goal.
* Assume you are in a situation of "co-opetition" (not the situation a "win-win" again).
"Co-opetition" is a combination of the word "cooperation" (cooperation) and "competition" (competition). So, other than as a friend who helps in learning together and give a lot of insert / new ideas about work, think of him as a competitor also in the classroom. In this way, you will always be encouraged to do their best (do your best) in the classroom.
* Understand the other person, then they will understand you.
When you want to discuss an academic problem with the teacher / lecturer, for example, questioned the value of math or request a dispensation additional time to collect duties, position yourself as a teacher / lecturers. Well, now try to ask yourself, arguments about what is most fitting for granted when it is in the position of teachers / lecturers.
* Find a better solution.
If you do not understand the material taught on this day, do not just re-read the material. Try the other way. For example, discuss the material with a teacher / lecturer, friends, study groups or with your academic mentors. They will help you to gain a better understanding.
* Challenge yourself on an ongoing basis.
In this way, learning will feel cool, and maybe you get a brilliant idea.
By: D-Day
