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Getting ahead in school can be easy and quick. Devoting 15 minutes of time (or more) adds up quickly. Doing half an hour extra every day for one month, you will have 10.5 hours more experience than your peers.

Getting ahead in school can be easy and quick. Devoting 15 minutes of time (or more) adds up quickly. Doing half an hour extra every day for one month, you will have 10.5 hours more experience than your peers.

== Steps ==

== Steps ==

#[[Ace a Test|Ace tests]] easily. Getting A's on tests is much easier than you think. One simple way to do this is to create study guides. Create an extensive, very simple study guide. Look up definition/solutions on Wikipedia, Yahoo Answers, and Ask Jeeves, even if you already know what the word means. Many of these websites give clear, simple definitions that are designed so that ordinary people can understand them. Get a clear, correct and simple definition for everything you will need to know. Then, go back into the textbook or review your notes. It will be much easier to understand them now that you actually know what everything means. Then you can continue work on your study guide. Add on to your simple definitions until they are up to the level of your class. Just writing them down will help you remember them, and you can look back at them later. A 3 page study guide can help a lot and can be done in under an hour. If you share them with your friends, they might share their next study guide with you. Working as a team like this can really help you out.

#[[Ace a Test|Ace tests]] easily. Getting A's on tests is much easier than you think. One simple way to do this is to create study guides. Create an extensive, very simple study guide. Look up definition/solutions on Wikipedia, Yahoo Answers, and Ask Jeeves, even if you already know what the word means. Many of these websites give clear, simple definitions that are designed so that ordinary people can understand them. Get a clear, correct and simple definition for everything you will need to know. Then, go back into the textbook or review your notes. It will be much easier to understand them now that you actually know what everything means. Then you can continue work on your study guide. Add on to your simple definitions until they are up to the level of your class. Just writing them down will help you remember them, and you can look back at them later. A 3 page study guide can help a lot and can be done in under an hour. If you share them with your friends, they might share their next study guide with you. Working as a team like this can really help you out.