Getting a team of students together to research sounds like a wonderful idea-- until it becomes a social hangout as opposed to a productive session. Study groups can be exceptionally reliable, yet just when they're structured with intention and directed by common respect

    Getting a team of trainees with each other to study sounds like a terrific idea-- up until it develops into a social hangout rather than an efficient session. Study hall can be extremely efficient, yet just when they're structured with purpose and guided by mutual respect