When course material is especially difficult, it is a good idea to prepare for lectures by
A) reading ahead on the subject of the lecture.
B) asking fellow classmates to explain the material to you.
C) writing down questions that you can ask the instructor later.
D) writing down exact words the instructor says.

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Reading ahead on the subject of the lecture will give you a better understanding of the difficult material and help you follow along during the lecture. It will also allow you to ask more intelligent questions during the lecture for clarification. Asking fellow classmates to explain the material may not always yield accurate or helpful explanations, and writing down exact words the instructor says may not be as useful as understanding the concepts being discussed. Writing down questions for the instructor is also helpful, but it is most effective when you have a basic understanding of the material already.

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