©Academic Skills Center, Dartmouth College 2001

I. ORIGINAL LEARNING must take place. You have to learn the material before you can review it.

II. EARLY REVIEW is most efficient, most productive.

A. Before you attempt to learn new material in class or through reading:

• Glance over previous chapters or notes.

• Run through your mind what you know already.

Since memorization of new material is most effective when it is associated with the material already known, this process brings all available mental “hooks” to the surface.

B. Immediately after learning:

• Rework your notes, adding material that comes to mind. (Don’t recopy; this is wasteful.)

• Order and organize what was learned. (Star, use arrows, additional comments, etc.)

• Integrate new material with what you already know.

Forgetting is most rapid right after learning. Review helps combat this. Relearning is easier if it is done quickly. Don’t wait until it’s all gone.

III. Space initial early reviews to support original learning. Several brief periods spread over 5 or 10 days is usually enough to ensure good recall for intermediate review.

IV. Intermediate review is important when work is spread out over several months or longer. For example, when the final is 4 months away, follow this schedule:

• original learning

• immediate review of limited material same day (5-10 minutes)

• intermediate review of material covered so far, after 2 months

• final review, before exam

Intermediate and final reviews should stress understanding and organization of material.

V. Final review is a REVIEW, not “cramming” of unlearned material. No new learning takes place except to draw together the final main currents of thought.

• Be brief. Review entire semester’s work in 2-4 hours. (Set a limit and stick to it.)

• Outline and organize from memory. Don’t bother copying.

• Recite (in writing or out loud to a friend or self)

VI. USE SPACED REVIEW rather than MASSED PRACTICE. 60 minutes used in 3 groups of 20 minutes each is more effective than 60 minutes used all at the same time.

• break up learning period for any one subject

• avoid fatigue

• review and strengthen previous learning

• increased motivation, better concentration

Here I was just digging around how to make my study more effective.

The main think is that I need a new way of organizing my life and study process so I loose less time, remember more and can do better.

I am writing this post just to recome after and read again what i found

Cornell Notes

Cornell Notes is a system of making and using notes that promotes active learning. Before the lecture (or reading) you set up your notebook pages with a vertical line dividing the page roughly 1/4 (left) and 3/4 (right). The wider right side is used to make notes, draw graphs and record the important information from the lecture or reading. It is a good idea to leave a line or two between each major note or piece of information. The left column is used to write questions and keywords that relate to the information recorded on the right. Each major point on the right ought to have a question or keyword on the left.

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Hey Dudes! Ubuntu 10.4 BETA is here and can be downloaded and used ! Still beta but it has a lot of very cool stuff. New fresh design, new feeling . i hope very soon it will be released as a Stable distro. Anyway I went already to it.

Just yesterday we had a discussion with Prof. Peschl .

Presentation was…

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BLOCK 1-Former USSR Countries + CIS

1. Armenia(Nasdaq OMX wiki )

Indexes :None MarketData in e-form: since 2001 Categories: Stocks, G-Bonds,REPO,Credit Resources, FX

1. Belorus(Belorus Stock Exchange )

No Indexes. Reports starting from 2004 in PDF format like this one for 2007

State:Need to be contacted

1. Georgia( Georgian Stock Exchange GSX or GeSE. wiki )

Founded on 2000-2001 . No indexes.

State: need to be contacted

1. Kazakhstan( Kazakhstan Stock Exchange KASE Index wiki )

Index: KASE Index from 01.10.07

1. Kirghizstan (Kirghizstan Stock Exchane KSE INDEX wiki )

Index KSE. Data as I think should be availble from 2000.

1. Tajikistan (Tajik Central Stock Exchange  2 website links are not valid )

1. Turkmenstan (Stock Not Found )

delete?

1. Ukraine (Ukrainian Stock Exchange )

1. Uzbekistan (Uzbekistan Stock Exchange no wiki )
2. Moldova (Moldova Stock Exchange since 1995 no wiki )
3. Tatarstan (not found)
4. Turkmenistan (not found)
5. Russia (Indexes: РТС and ММВБ )

BLOCK 2: Members of the Arab League

1. Algeria(SGBV )
2. Bahrain (Bahrain Stock Exchange BSE)

1. Comoros(KODLD)
2. Djibouti(KODLD)
3. Egypt(Cairo & Alexandria Stock Exchange :CASE)
4. Iraq(IRAQ STOCK EXCHANGE ISX)
5. Jordan(Amman Stock Exchange : ASE)
6. Kuwait( Kuwait Stock Exchange: KSE wiki)

Market Index Historical Data

1. Lebanon( Beirut Stock Exchange BSE wiki )

1. Libya

1. Mauritania(Mauritius Stock Exchange SEM wiki )
2. Morocco( Casablanca Stock Exchange CSE wiki )

Indexes Originally, CSE had the Index de la Bourse des Valeurs de Casablanca (IGB) as an index. IGB was replaced on January 2002 by two indexes:
MASI (Moroccan All Shares Index), comprises all listed shares, allows to follow up all listed values and to have a long-term visibility.
MADEX (Moroccan Most Active Shares Index), comprises most active shares listed continuously with variations closely linked to all the market serves as a reference for the listing of all funds invested in shares.

1. Oman ( Muscat Securities Market: MSM wiki )

MSM-30 stock index The principal stock index at the MSM is the MSM-30. The MSM-30 (also known as the Muscat Securities Market Index) was established in 1992. The composition of the index by sector is as follows:

• Banks & Investment Sector: 69 companies
  * Industry Sector: 89 companies
  * Service : 61 companies.

1. Palestine ( Palestine Securites Exchange PSE wiki )

The market index is known as the Al-Quds Index.

1. Qatar ( Doha Securities Market: DSM wiki )

1. Saudi Arabia (Tadawul : TASI wiki)

1. Somalia

1. Syria (Damascus Securities Exchange DSE wiki )

1. Sudan(Khartoum Stock Exchange: KSE wiki )

1. United Arab Emirates

• Abu Dhabi Securities Market(ADX wiki )
• Dubai Financial Market( DFM wiki)
• NASDAQ Dubai(  former DIFX wiki )

1. Yemen ???? CHECK!!
2. Tunisia ( Bourse de Tunis:  BVMT wiki )

BLOCK3:CEE Countries

1. Albania
2. Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Sarajevo Stock Exchange (SASE )
• Banja Luka Stock Exchange (BLSE)

1. Bulgaria

1. Croatia

Zagreb Stock Exchange (ZSE)

1. Czech Republic

Prague Stock Exchange (PSE)

1. Estonia

• Tallinn Stock Exchange, one of the OMX Exchanges

http://www.ee.omxgroup.com/

1. Hungary

• Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) In association with Wiener B?rse

1. Latvia

• Riga Stock Exchange, one of the OMX Exchanges

1. Lithuania

• Vilnius Stock Exchange, one of the OMX Exchanges

Official NASDAQ OMX Vilnius internet site

1. Macedonia

Macedonian Stock Exchange

http://www.mse.com.mk/

1. Poland

• Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE, GPW – Gie?da Papier?w Warto?ciowych w Warszawie)

Gie?da Papier?w Warto?ciowych w Warszawie
Type	Joint stock company
Founded	12 April 1991
Headquarters	Warsaw, Poland
Key people	Ludwik Sobolewski, President, Management Board
Website	www.wse.com.pl

• NewConnect

1. Romania

• Bucharest Stock Exchange (Bursa de Valori Bucure?ti or BVB) (indices BET, BET-C, BET-FI and ROTX)
• SIBEX (formerly known as Sibiu Monetary Financial and Commodities Exchange)
• RASDAQ, merged with Bucharest Stock Exchange in December 2005, becoming one of its market sections.

1. Slovakia

Bratislava Stock Exchange (BSSE)

1. Slovenia

Ljubljana Stock Exchange (LJSE)

1. Serbia

Belgrade Stock Exchange (BELEX)

Type	Stock Exchange
Location	Belgrade, Serbia
Key people	Gordana Dostani? (Director)
Currency	RSD
Website	belex.rs

All exchange list wiki

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