For those of you going to college for the first time this month: GO TO CLASS! No matter how hungover, tired, or busy you may be, being present is the most important factor in succeeding in your first year as you adjust to living independently. Missing class is a slippery slope to failing out. #Daily #Education #Hacks

Percentages are reversible, so 6% of 50 is equal to 50% of 6; which is much easier to calculate. #Daily #Education #Hacks

When trying to teach someone how to do something, ACTUALLY let them do it. #Daily #Education #Hacks

University students, attend your professor's office hours and ask for letters of recommendation at the end of the semester. #Daily #Education #Hacks

After college you will forget how to do 90% of the things you were taught. While in college, instead of trying to focus on remembering the details on HOW to do something, focus more on remembering WHAT can be done. #Daily #Education #Hacks

When taking notes in class, keep in mind a fictitious friend that is sick today and needs you to send him his notes. Notes instantly become more informative and clear this way. #Daily #Education #Hacks

If you're studying your country's history, make sure to read sources external to your country in addition to the popular texts in your country. For example if you're reading about a war, read sources from the opposing country too. You will get a more balanced understanding of the event. #Daily #Education #Hacks

College students hoping to make the most of your education, seek out the tutoring services available on your campus and use them as much as you possibly can, regardless of your current (grades). #Daily #Education #Hacks

(Useful for teens.) Photomath is an app that can take almost any math problem written on paper and then solving it step-by-step for you. #Daily #Education #Hacks

College professors often don't mention borderline or small cases of academic integrity violations, but they do note students who do this and may deal harshly with bigger violations that require official handling. I.e., don't assume your professors are idiots because they don't bust you. #Daily #Education #Hacks

If you're a college student, check to see if your school has an exchange program. If they do, you can attend a school overseas for the cost of your university tuition. It can be cheaper to live overseas in a dorm, even with airfare, than living in a US dormitory. #Daily #Education #Hacks

Invest in an hour of self studying psychology either daily or weekly, Overtime you'll be glad that you did within a year or 2 from now. #Daily #Education #Hacks

Teach your child to read early and foster a love for books to give them a lifelong advantage. When they can read, they can learn anything on their own. This applies to mathematics as well, encourage them at a young age so their perception of math is positive, unlike it is for many children. #Daily #Education #Hacks

Learn something effectively by pretending you're teaching it. #Daily #Education #Hacks

Those who study for knowledge perform better than those who study for tests. #Daily #Education #Hacks

For highschoolers' prepping for the PSAT/SAT, consider using Khan Academy's free sat course. #Daily #Education #Hacks

Enroll in a two-year accredited state college and transfer those credits into the four-year university of your choice -- it will likely save you tens of thousands of dollars spent on prerequisite courses. #Daily #Education #Hacks

If you're a student, there is a high possibility your school is signed up for Microsoft Office for Education. You can download the Office Applications for free using your student email. #Daily #Education #Hacks

If a religion tells you what to think, it's not spirituality, it's indoctrination. #Daily #Education #Hacks

When you're newly qualified or just starting to do something solo that you'd previously done supervised, pretend you're teaching someone. #Daily #Education #Hacks