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Step Two
Asking some questions from the material you've learned. If there are any exercises from the material, trying to answer those questions. After that, you'll get where you're stuck on that one specific material that hinders or made you wanna give up.
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The Problem
When you learning a subject, frequently we can get stuck during our study process. This happens for many reasons. Sometimes, we don't realize it. Consequently, we become easily give up on learning it. Here are the steps that hopes can help when ...
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Step Three
Have you get a thing that makes you hampered? You almost get on!
- Get stuck on that material? Ask some professional ones. Use another platform that will help you. There are plenty of ways to settle instead of giving up.
- There is something wrong with y...
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Step One
Take time, rest for minutes. Think about what's going wrong. Why have I stopped? Have I eaten before? Have I had enough sleep last night?
Are this explanation is complicated? Do I need more simple elucidation on another platform? Is there a word that I don't understand so that it affec...
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