The best way to improve your results

• eagle

  8 Jun 08, 21:27

  is to first help others improve theirs. Whatever knowledge you give away, you gain back more than twice.

   

  Thus, please do help out more at homework forum

• Daisuke-kun

  8 Jun 08, 21:29

  sure boh?

  if i help no result den how?

• eagle

  8 Jun 08, 21:30

  Originally posted by Daisuke-kun:

  sure boh?

  if i help no result den how?

  Damn sure

  See me help so much. Good example

   

  Erm... teach tuition also considered as help

• Daisuke-kun

  8 Jun 08, 21:32

  i shall start a month helping service here den.

  no result, no continuation ^^

• eagle

  8 Jun 08, 21:37

  Originally posted by Daisuke-kun:

  i shall start a month helping service here den.

  no result, no continuation ^^

  one month and you expect to see results

  Try doing it for 6 months

  I did that for the whole of my JC life.

• Daisuke-kun

  8 Jun 08, 21:41

  

  will try will try

   

• Uncertain

  8 Jun 08, 22:07

  What eagle say is true, no doubt about it.

  Just to add on, to teach someone something means u have to know that something first. This, in a sense, force or rather motivate u to study more.

• purpledragon84

  8 Jun 08, 22:24

  haha.. i always help when it's physics and maths..but nt the binomial.. from jc till now uni i always cmi binomial..

  do and forget, and do and forget.. lol.. my whole two years in jc, every exam paper i skip binomial.. din turn up for binomial quiz..

  only A lvl den i attempted binomial and got it partially correct and gan happy.. lol..

• a-Lost-9uY

  8 Jun 08, 22:26

  if i really dunoe anytink den hw to give le..haha

• Darkness_hacker99

  9 Jun 08, 15:14

  Originally posted by eagle:

  is to first help others improve theirs. Whatever knowledge you give away, you gain back more than twice.

   

  Thus, please do help out more at homework forum

  I respectfully agree what you have said.
  
  When I was in my Secondary School days, I gave tuition to my classmates who were struggling with their schoolwork. Over a long period of time I realised that what I'd taught them seems to 'reinforce' in me. It's a win-win situation where my classmates and me benefited; they can clear their doubts when coming to questions they didn't know how to do, and I can reinforced what I'd learnt during lesson.
  
  

• seotiblizzard

  9 Jun 08, 15:17

  Wah, i was a teacher, i taught students, but then i get nothing in return. In fact, it lowers my standards.

• bryanw

  9 Jun 08, 15:32

  Originally posted by seotiblizzard:

  Wah, i was a teacher, i taught students, but then i get nothing in return. In fact, it lowers my standards.

  
  you teacher? PE teacher?