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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Is *he* interested in learning study skills that he doesn’t need right now?[/b] It’s hard to force that. If he recognizes that he may eventually get material that doesn’t come as easily and wants to prepare now for how to study it, you’ve got a laudably mature kid. That said, there are a wide variety of study skills that vary based on subject matter and personal preference. If you’re looking for widely-applicable foundational guidance, maybe ask your school’s academic center for some resources to get you started. [/quote] Ha ha ha. No, not at all. No one would describe him as "laudably mature."[/quote]
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