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Hi. I am a 16 year old student who has a Anatomy and Physiology Exam coming up in about two weeks...and I'm not ready. I just found out recently that I have a 70 in his class. He doesn't give extra credit and we haven't been doing any quizzes or test in his class lately. I really need to pull up my grade. Last progress report, i had a 79, so I am wondering how it dropped so low.....so fast. Anyways, i was wondering if anybody here is really good at Anatomy and Physiology and could help me out. Like, I was wondering if maybe someone could help me study, or give me some study tricks about science....anything would really help. My AOL(Instant Messenger) name is DramaQ162, so please hit me back if you can. I really appreciate it.
-Spoolie21 (link)
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Good thing you still have two weeks. Are you near a college? The thing that will do you the absolute most good, if you're like everyone else I've known who's taken anatomy, is to go to the college bookstore and buy Anatomy and Physiology flashcards. Use them every spare chance you get. If your college has a nursing school, ask someone who works at the bookstore for any tools that have nmemonics or other ways of helping memorize the insertions of the muscles, etc. Form a study group, if you can, and quiz your classmates and have them quiz you. Ask your classmates whether they have any tricks to remember the material.
Good luck. I'm rooting for you!
Sabine
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Thanks so much! I'll try it all! -Spoolie21
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