Reticent - Word of Week

Our word of the week is RETICENT. Reticent is a descriptive word that implies silent or uncommunicative speech. The word "reserve" is a synonym for reticent. As students of learning, one must practice reticent conduct during lectures unless you experience barriers requiring more clarification by the presenter. Otherwise, maintain your sense of reticent speech while sitting in an instructional setting.

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Halcyon - Word of the Week

Our word of the week is Halcyon. Halcyon is a descriptive word that implies calm, peaceful, or happy. As students of learning, studying leads to halcyon moments after your exam. Yet, when you cram all night before a test there is nothing halcyon about your results. So I urge you to seek after halcyon moment when engaging your studying regiment since it will dependably prompt achievement.

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Lucubration - Word of the Week

Our word of the week is LUCUBRATION. Lucubration is noun that relates with intensive studying or the product of such studying. As students of learning, you must master the art of Lucubration which will multiply your opportunities after graduating. According to article in Time by Alexandra Sifferlin, “students who perform well in school, have better test scores and complete higher-level classes are more likely to move to and work in markets where there are more college-educated people in the workforce.” (http://time.com/4461096/high-school-students-test-grades/) So one can easily say that Lucubration leads to graduating that leads to working in markets surrounded by more educated opportunities.    

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Tome - Word of Week

Our word of the week is TOME. Tome is noun that refers to a large or scholarly book. As students of learning, one must grasp various tomes to become knowledgeable of the subject matter. Don’t under estimate the value of the tome when your professor incorporates reading assignments. Limit your dependence on acquiring CliffsNotes for every subject but dive into that tome while creating your own notes to captivate your own style of learning.

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