How to Get Good Grades in Economics
Co-authored by César de León, M.Ed.
To do well in economics, you must develop a deep understanding of
economic theories, developments in the field, and applied math. Stay current by
reading newspapers and magazines like the Financial Times and the Economist. To
ace your classes, take good notes, form a study group, and ask for assistance
when necessary.
Part1
Being a Diligent
Student in Class
1. Prepare before class.
2. Sit toward the front.
3. Take good
notes.
4. Participate in class.
5. Be a smart test-taker.
Part2
Building Smart Study Habits
1.
Review your notes after class.
2.
Analyze graphs thoroughly.
3.
Complete homework assignments early.
4.
Study for exams gradually.
5.
Create a study guide.
6.
Visit office hours.
7.
Keep your goals in mind.
Part3
Reinforcing Economic
Knowledge
1. Start a study group.
2. Apply your economic knowledge to everyday
situations.
3. Tutor a
younger student.
Part4
Getting to Know Economics
1.
Develop an understanding of economic theories, history, and
practice.
2.
Watch the news.
3.
Attend on-campus lectures.
César de León, M.Ed.
Assistant Principal
César de León is an Educational Leadership Consultant and currently serves as an Assistant Principal for the Austin Independent School District in Austin, TX.
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