Randy Said:

Easiest way to learn about a sport: Where should I start?

We Answered:

Well when I first started playing hockey I was reading a lot of books about the sport. Wikipedia and such pages can help too. When you get the basics you can see the videos to learn more about the techniques. Watching games definitely helps you learn. You don't necessarily need someone knowledgeable with you, but it can help you understand better. After, when you feel you get the main points, try the sport itself. Don't get frustrated if you aren't good at the beginning, learning and becoming better takes patience, time and practise. Your success depends on your dedication and your will to learn and improve. Good luck :)

Nelson Said:

Does anyone remember the computer game Alien Tales?

We Answered:

i remeber and it is compatible with xp

Rose Said:

Does anyone know of a good educational program or game online a child can use to learn?

We Answered:

for language you could use, www.linguascope.com

bbc bitesize is also useful!

Rodney Said:

I scored a 162 on the LSAT, but on all the practiice tests including the most recent few i always scored?

We Answered:

You can only improve with practice so if you want a higher score just keep taking the practice tests and then retake it. Plus, this time you'll already have a feel for the real test so maybe you won't be as nervous.

A 10% chance of getting into USC is obviously slim so why not retake it.

Alfredo Said:

Tips for long period reading?

We Answered:

Why would you try reading sentences at once? Don't worry about your speed, we all read at our own pace. Maybe that's why you didn't remember what the page was about because you were too focused on reading fast. Just enjoy reading, relax.
I can only read for a short period of time too, because of my eyes. My neck also gets sore, so I try laying on my side but it's just an awkward position to read a book. You could try to read laying on your stomach, propped up on your elbows with the book infront of you.
I hope I helped.