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| * Be careful and organized. | * Be careful and organized. | ||
| * Train yourself to focus, think hard, and push out distractions. | * Train yourself to focus, think hard, and push out distractions. | ||
| - | * Learn to recognize when you're puzzled about something, and then to do something about it. | + | * Learn to recognize when you're puzzled about something, and then to do something about it. Framing a question is a good start. Be specific. |
| - | * Learn to frame and ask good questions. Be specific. | + | * Take your humanities classes just as seriously as your science classes. That's where you'll learn to think critically and independently and to express yourself clearly. |
| - | * Think for yourself. | + | |
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