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Always make sure to copy the website link or URL of the articles you found on the web. If its a book, then copy it's title, author, publisher and year of publication. It is important, especially if you need to find it again.

Kapag nagre-research through internet [online], mahalagang mayroon ka pinagtataguan ng mga nare-research mo na online din. Therefore I suggest na gumawa ka ng e-mail. This time, you should have realized na hindi lang sa paggawa ng account sa Facebook or Twitter may silbi ang e-mail. Maaaring mag-upload or mag-save ng mga document files sa e-mail, tulad ng Microsoft Word, Excel or Powerpoint Files. Puwede din mag-upload or mag-save ng images, audio and video files. Maaari ding isend ang mga files na ito sa ibang may e-mail din. So I suggest na gumawa na kayo ng e-mail. Heto ang mga sites na nag-o-offer ng free e-mail account. Gmail - E-Mail by Google - http://mail.google.com YahooMail - E-Mail by Yahoo - http://yahoomail.com

Ok guys... hindi ninyo kailangan kabisaduhin ang bawat lecture na ipapasulat sa inyo ng inyong teacher... Maniwala kayo o sa hindi, ang tanging sikreto ay ang "maluwag sa loob na pag-unawa" sa tinuro ng teachers ninyo. Sabihin nating may mga taong mahirap talaga makatanda ng maraming detalye, pero di ninyo kailangan mawalan ng pag-asa. Ayaw ninyo ng History dahil napakaraming dates at pangalan ng tao na dapat tandaan? Maaari ninyong gawin ito: gawin ninyong mga tauhan sa isang palabas ang mga dapat tandaang pangalan...at gawin ninyong related sa inyo ang mga detalye tungkol sa kanya... Halimbawa: Jose Rizal, pinanganak noong June 19, 1861 At ganito ang paraan para tandaan siya: Ah, pambansang bayani natin, si Jose Rizal, sino ba ang hindi nakakakilala sa kanya? Basta ang alam ko, kaBirthday siya ng crush kong si Lea, June 19 din, tapos parehong 61 ung dulo ng taon kung kelan sila pinanganak ng nanay ko, 1961 kasi ang nanay ko... so malamang 1861 naman si Rizal kasi hi...

Read. Read. Read. I didn't say that you have to read every book that you would encounter, or that you have to read 24 hours a day. Actually, I remember a quote I once read through chain text messages and it goes like this: "Read anything 5 hours a week, and you'll soon be learned." by Samuel Johnson. He's right, isn't he? When you are traveling from home to school and you happen to pass by poster hanging on some establishments, read what it says. When log on to Facebook and browse some fan pages, read their information. When you are looking at a college brochure, read it from top to bottom. Just read. you can always learn something. Anyways, I would like to share to you my reading habit. This habit actually makes me earn more English vocabulary. This also helps me in making English sentences, especially in making conversations. I read Sir Nicholas Sparks ' novels. His stories are love stories enveloped in a simple southern life of Nort...

Tip No. 3: Practice Makes It Common We always say that practice makes perfect. Actually, I'd rather say that practice makes it common. Let's put it like this: How many times do you actually write your name before it seemed like the easiest thing to write? Or how many times have you made a coffee for yourself? We have written our names since we started to go to school, so whenever we write our name, it seemed like we can write it even with our eyes closed. I have made myself a cup of coffee every now and then, and even though I don't have a rule on how many teaspoons of sugar or creamer was right for the kind of coffee that I want, I always get the same taste that I learned to appreciate. When you make things so common in your life by putting it on a daily routine, doing in a regular basis, thinking about it more often, or appreciating it as a valuable thing, you wouldn't even recognize that you actually know so much about it.