<span>Developing good study habits and strategies (a link to our directory)
Managing time
(dealing with procrastination, distractions, laziness)
Organizing material to be studied and learned
Take a step by step approach to build a strategy and not get overwhelmed
Outside pressures
success/failure consequences (grades, graduation), peer pressure, competitiveness, etc.
Reviewing your past performance on tests
to improve and learn from experience</span>
Answer:
Elie Wiesel uncovers and explores three distinct themes in his memoir Night: one's spiritual journey, dehumanization, and relationships between friends and family.
Explanation:
Answer: It would be choice number 2
Hope this helps!
Answer:
Yes, I think it is direct because we don't have to conclude anything on our own.
Optimism is all the rage. The enthusiastic cheer of motivational speakers has now received a seal of approval from scientists. So, apparently it's confirmed: Optimism<span> is good</span><span> for you.</span>
