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Schoolies Week More Important To Students Than
Getting Good VCE Results Says VCE Expert.
Melbourne November 25, 2008 Most schoolies have it all wrong says a leading VCE expert -- far too
many are focused on the end of year celebration rather than getting VCE grades that would open doors
for them for years to come.
Daniel Dobos a leading VCE expert says schoolies week highlights a major problem with students’
priorities. While events like schoolies are meant to be celebration for years of hard study and completing
school, they have morphed into a major distraction for some. Many students now plan and save up for
months to have the money to spend on schoolies week. While Dobos says it’s great to celebrate the end
of school, far too many spend their time and money focused on the wrong priorities.
Dobos says “Only about 2,500 achieve a score of 95 or above. The other 45,000 fail to achieve higher
scores because they aren’t properly prepared with the right study 00techniques. As a result they lower
their standards.”
Just a few years ago, Dobos nearly washed out of high school despite spending almost 3 hours a night
studying hard. That was before a friend shared with him some little known memory strategies and study
techniques that changed his life forever. So successful were the techniques that Dobos went from
posting failing grades to achieving an ENTER score of 99.25%, and becoming a #1 award winner in
International Law at Melbourne University in 2001.
“VCE Success is actually much easier than people imagine” say Dobos. “It can all be summed up in one
sentence. Know the rules”. “It is because students don’t know or have never learned these rules that they
fail” continues Dobos.
From Dobos' point of view, many students see themselves as “not smart” or that other people are
somehow gifted. Nothing could be further from the truth. The reality is that highly successful students
use better strategies to memorise, understand and recall information. He believes that nearly every
student’s academic potential is extraordinary once they have been taught how to unscramble the rules of
studying.
Dobos shares the same advice he was given in his free VCE Success seminar and says almost any
student, regardless of their current ability can achieve high VCE scores of 90 or more. “It worked for me
and it’s worked with hundreds of students I taught the same skills to since.”
For additional information about his free seminar ‘VCE Success Seminar: How to Succeed in any VCE
subject’, please visit www.VCEsuccess.com.au/mn or call 1300 MENTAL (1300 636 825). Everyone
who attends will also received a free DVD worth $77 on “How to Unlock Your Super Memory”
CONTACT INFORMATION
Daniel Dobos
Mental Blank
Tel: 0415 752954
Fax: 8610 0044
danieldobos@mentalblank.com
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