In today’s news, Switzerland provides funds for humanitarian aid in Democratic Republic of the Congo, Earth’s lithosphere shearing off under Sierra Nevada Mountains in United States, Angola signs international agreement to conserve marine ecosystems, scientists successfully invent water-soluble solar cells that are recyclable, drone operator in United States helps locate lost dog and cat companions, students at two UK universities support transition to 100% vegan menus at their respective campuses, and Dubai, United Arab Emirates-based charity saves 80 stranded turtle-persons in one month.
There is a lot to learn nowadays, so study smart. I’ve got a tip on how to use spaced repetition to be more efficient and effective in studying. This scientifically proven technique involves reviewing material at smaller intervals which enhances your memory, improves learning and can decrease the amount of time you spend on studying. One of the strategies is to make digital or physical flashcards containing key concepts and answers on different sides. At selected intervals, review them and then test yourself. You can also utilize spaced repetition apps such as Anki or Quizlet that automate scheduling and help you track your progress. With this consistent study routine, you won’t have to panic and cram, and you’ll see better exam results too. Happy studying!
Since you’re here, you probably already know what is about to happen; yes, the joke of the day is coming! This one’s entitled “Travel Qualifications.”
A traveler going through customs was questioned by an immigration officer:
“What is your purpose in coming to this country? Pleasure or business?”
“Pleasure. Sightseeing to be more precise.”
“Do you have a criminal record?”
“A criminal record? My apologies officer, I didn’t know such a qualification was required.”
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