How to be smarter?......

Question

do you ask question,,,, study... ect.. tell me some ideas... and like how do you study faster like for test... best awnser get star and 10 points... and ieven more stars...

Answer 1

Read a lot and if you don't understand in class ask the teacher to explain it to you. Don't be embarrassed make sure you really understand. If it really bothers you to ask questions make a list and meet with the teacher after class and ask. I make my notes in class and then I read them over that night. I find I remember them a lot better. Then before an exam I read my notes again. This really fixes

the material in your mind.  

Answer 2

yes studying is good but its the timing. you need to start studying early like a few days so everything gets in your head. also reading is good. it gets you exposed to bigger and more complex words in a more fun way!

Answer 3

First, in your case, slow down and check your spelling.

Study. I study best when I'm with a group. Maybe a study party?

No goofing off or procrastinating! I learned this the hard way.

Research even if you don't have too. Sometimes it's kinda fun. :]

Ask questions when you have questions. Don't be embarrassed.

Study faster? Hmmm... Maybe you need to do things at your own pace. Like, when you first get home, eat a healthy snack and hit the books. Video games and TV can wait. Trust me.

Answer 4

Expose yourself to other ideas.  Read more, engage in conversation with people you believe to be intelligent.

Answer 5

One of the best ways to increase your intelligence would be to read. Not only is reading a good way to increase vocabulary it is an excellent way to spark the imagination and widen your thoughts. Reading a new book opens up a whole new set of ideas. Here are some great novels that I would highly recommend..

- The Awakening

- Frankenstein

- Of Mice and Men

- Night and Day

- Looking for Alaska

.. and there are so many more!

Another way to become smarter would be to ask questions. There is no such thing as a dumb question. Asking questions gives you answers and knowing the answers makes you smart.