The Bend Mistakes In Biology

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The stretch mistakes are the main mistake I use in Biology. The last time I took Biology it was my tenth-grade year in high school; therefore, I do not remember a lot from that class. After the last test I realized I had to change my study habit. I started making Quizlet’s for the vocabulary words, and I rewrite the notes from class so I can understand it more. I decided to challenging myself more, so I can learn more. However, knowing that I am challenging myself I know I will fail, but I know it will help me learn. I enjoy class a lot more when I understand the terms and the concepts we are going over. The aha-moment mistake is something that I sometimes do. When I study for a class with some friends I feel like I am studying; however, we

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