1. Use a pencil when graphing.
2. Double check. Even a robot's greatest mistake is carelessness
3. Too hard? Skip and return later.
4. Don't use a calculator... it's cheating.
5. Don't follow rule 6.
6. Follow rule 5.
7. Be careful of paradoxes.
8. Saying "Sir! Bonus!" will not make him give you a bonus, but having the whole class say it at least three times might.
9. H2O has a bent molecular geometry.
10. Don't ask Michael Brodeth how to do this stuff. You're just wasting your time. Even if he does try to help, you'll only understand about 2% of what he's saying.
11. Reassure yourself. Cam down and don't be nervous.
12. Be an optimist and hope for the best...
13. Or be a pessimist and be glad over the smallest things
14. Remember this saying: "It is not what you remember the day before, but what you remember just before."
15. It is always good to listen to the lesson. The worst things that happen is when you forget what you're learning
16. Imagine. Sometimes the answer is "in the Image".
17. Two ways: Direct approach and working backwards. For now, that's all you SHOULD need.
18. Consult or refer to written notes. Well-typed words on paper hurt your brain, and so does Michael.
19. Keep it relevant. If you start with math and then end up writing about something with chemistry, then you're doing something wrong.
20. Thank MagnesiumBot for at least trying to help you.


P.S. Start studying so I don't get asked "Paturo sa Math!" all the time :(

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