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Physics New Year's Resolutions

DavidStack

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Given that this is my first post of the second quarter, it's fair to say that I am not always on top of my Physics work. And since I have not been doing as well on our tests as I would hope, I have a couple new year's resolutions regarding Physics:

1) Do my blog posts before the weekend that they are due!

2) Continually look over equations so as to hammer them into memory

3) Study more diligently before tests instead of "hoping for the best" as I often do

With these resolutions, hopefully I can see my test scores rise and my stress levels fall (known as David's theory of the inverse relationship between stress and test scores, which will hopefully prove true).

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Great idea, but you forgot to factor in the difficulty of the topicand the amount of time avaliable to actually study. :P good luck!

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