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ITS has made this page of resources to help students in the studies. We have endeavored to find useful sites that students can use to help in their studies. ITS has also listed many other educational resources from around the world.

• Accounting, Business Studies and Economics Dictionary for students
• English Literature Dictionary / Glossary for Students
• Geography Dictionary / Glossary for Students
• Mathematics Dictionary / Glossary for Students
• Psychology Dictionary / Glossary for Students
• Articles about education and other issues of interest to students and parents

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Resources for students of IB, UK AS/A2 Level, IGCSE, GCSE, HKCEE, HKAL and other secondary school syllabuses

I thought I would add some time saving tips on this Page:

• Are you sure you know what your job really is - your responsibilities and your duties?
• Check your work load - list inessential jobs and time wasting procedures.
• Become conscious of time, without undue anxiety.
• Constantly plan your work.
• Strive for goals and objectives.
• Look for techniques that best suit your style of work.
• Cut red tape to a minimum.
• Identify your peak working hours and use them well.
• Commit yourself to responsible tasks.
• Try to get your priorities right - important jobs first.
• Practice making fast decisions.
• Don't become a perfectionist.
• Sift and sort incoming post fast, in priority order.
• Action a letter the first time you pick it up.
• Keep model letters for routine replies.
• Computerize lists for commonly used addresses.
• Index commonly used fax and telephone numbers.
• Do not file useless information.
• Develop a reliable filing and retrieval system.
• Try to complete one job at a time.
• Do not put jobs off - complete them as soon as you have the facts.
• Keep you desk clear of clutter.
• To overcome procrastination, break big jobs into segments, set deadlines, tell people about them and start work.
• Cultivate systematic habits.
• List working procedures, rules and policies to be followed.
• Learn to read fast and efficiently.
• Identify information rich sources and use abstracting and review services.

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