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It's very easy when you have full control and you can cram down the brand or the culture or whatever the area is.
Yes Dr Horvath research found that students who cram for tests forget around 90% of what they studied within 72 hours.
Trying to cram students heads with facts and figures it should involve something more meaningful as he explains to BBC World Service's the Y factor.
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Not to say that university students don't study, but rather, entrance exams are so difficult that many spend years in cram schools preparing.
This means that students have to cram much more learning into those four short years.
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Western students cram.
Just cram that up a little bit, guys.
And I would like to see a lot less of those christians that are trying to cram everyone else into their tiny fundamentalist boxes, arrogantly thinking that they have the truth, even when there are holes in their own logic and they're thinking a mile wide that anybody else can see.
where we'll cram as many cute little stationary items