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When you pick up a chapter to read/study, it is important to
keep in mind that your approach should be to master the concept rather than
what is just given in the particular chapter.
The very basis of a sound knowledge of fundamentals is the habit of asking ‘whys and hows’. Never be satisfied by what is given in the books. Always, ask challenge your understanding by working backwards from a problem to see where it leads you. Every step should be conclusive and natural.
The very basis of a sound knowledge of fundamentals is the habit of asking ‘whys and hows’. Never be satisfied by what is given in the books. Always, ask challenge your understanding by working backwards from a problem to see where it leads you. Every step should be conclusive and natural.
This means, you might have to, often times, resort to
looking up at other reference material, apart from the school books. While,
this may seem unnecessary at a lower grade, especially when you think of just
the ’20 mark’ exam, this is a crucial habit that needs to be cultivated to have
your foundation laid in concrete.
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Why the need to
supplement textbooks?
Spoon-feeding by teachers and mugging a concept without full
understanding of the subject will only probably fetch you the desired marks.
However, the real test of the knowledge is when you are required to apply what
is learnt and that is when you’ll feel inadequate if you have not invested time
and effort to grasp the fundamentals.
How can you
supplement textbook studying?
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It is an exciting time to be in school, since these days
most schools have devised the concept of project work and assignments to
encourage students to go beyond their school books and apply their knowledge.
The internet age and the easy availability of books in school libraries make it
interesting and simple for the students to augment what is taught in schools.
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