Question

Sarah has received an A, a B, a C and an F on her last four writing assignments. She does not know how she can improve her grades because she doesn’t understand what she is doing wrong.

Answer 1

Answer:

Use brainly. Study more. Go over on the work you got wrong and retry the ones you got wrong.

Explanation: using study guides increase your chance of getting an A. As wells as brainly. As long as you pay attention to the subject.

Answer 2

Answer:

Use Brainly when you need a good explanation, or ask a teacher or someone you trust. Communicating mistakes is key! Also learning by repetition is a fundamental underlining way that us humans learn.

Explanation: To remember something, thinking of it after reading or studying it for the first time. Then think of it again in a minute. Then think of it again in 3-5 minutes. Then 15-20 minutes. The slow repetition is key, contrary to repeating the information in your head persistently. This actually is overthinking in a way because of the high influx(inward movement) of thoughts, which can be unbelievably frustrating when 10 minutes after things constantly about one thing, you can’t remember it. I’ve been there, less is more with your mind sometimes.