Problem: Article: Do your review within 24 hours after the lecture. By this time, you may have already forgotten 80% of the lecture material. Build upon what you have learned, instead of having to re-learn the material. Think of your in-class notes as your draft copy, and the revision as your edited copy. Create a new version of your notes. This will be helpful especially if your notes are sloppy, disorganized, or borderline illegible. Don't just copy down your notes as you originally wrote them. Make this part an active process of revision. Use the clues you picked up during the lecture regarding structure and key concepts to reorganize what you wrote down. Fill in weak spots with material from the textbook. When you are revisiting your notes, you should also spend time to highlight or underline important parts of the lecture. Use different colored highlighters or pens to color-code recurring concepts. Marked-up notes will be valuable when you begin to study for the test. These allow you to quickly and efficiently recall key parts of each lecture. If you have missed a class due to illness or another reason, you should be sure to get notes from a classmate. Talk with the instructor as well so that you understand the material. Don't rely on a notes-for-sale service. Most universities have a policy against using these types of notes. Remember, using purchased notes is not "active learning" that aids in understanding and retention. If you have a physical or other documented disability which makes note-taking difficult, discuss options with your professor and your institution's student services. Various options, including perhaps special lecture guides, note-taking assistance, permission to record lectures, or tutoring, will likely be available.
Summary: Review your notes as soon as possible. Revise, don't just re-write, your notes. Highlight important parts of the lecture. Get notes for missed classes.

Problem: Article: You can use aromatherapy by simply inhaling essential oils. Ginger oil can treat indigestion for some. Usually, you would add your essential oils to a pot of boiling water. After the water boils, remove it from the heat. Then, cover your head with a towel. Lean over the water and inhale the steam. One recipe advises you add 1 to 2 drops of ginger to a pot of boiling water. After removing the water from the heat, lean your head over the pot and inhale the steam for about 5 minutes. Make sure to close your eyes when doing so. You also want to make sure the towel covers you and the bowl, as this will allow you to breathe in the oils. Many people also advocate massaging essential oils into the skin as a form of aromatherapy. For indigestion, it may make sense to massage your abdomen. While you should always dilute essential oils prior to use, it's particularly important when using essential oils directly on your skin. A combination of peppermint, lavender, and ginger can be used for indigestion. Mix 4 drops of ginger, 4 drops of lavender, 3 drops of peppermint, and 5 teaspoons (25mL) of a carrier oil. Use this mixture to massage the abdomen, making sure to work your abdomen in circular motions going in a clockwise direction. Many people bathe as a form of aromatherapy, allowing themselves to breathe in essential oils through the steam of a bathtub. A bath may be soothing anyway if you are experiencing indigestion. Remember, you should only use 2 to 12 drops of essential oils in a bath, and make sure to pair it with milk, honey, vegetable oil, or another carrier oil. Dilute the oil with a carrier oil before adding it to your bath. To help the oil mix with the water, it's a good idea to mix it into some shampoo or bubble bath before adding it to your bath. The oil should produce a sweet aroma that you can inhale as you bathe. Use an essential oil known to help with indigestion in your bath. For example, things like ginger, peppermint, or orange essential oil may work. An aromatic spritzer is made by combining essential oils with water. You can then spritz a room lightly, allowing you to take in the scent and possibly relieve indigestion. Remember to choose essential oils, like orange essential oil, that have been effective for some with treating indigestion. You should only add 10 to 15 drops of your chosen essential oil for every 1 fluid ounce (30mL) of water. Shake the mixture well before dispersing. You can spray your spritzer in a room and stay there for a few hours. See if the symptoms of indigestion pass. It may make sense to spritz your bedroom before going to sleep at night, as you'll end up breathing in the oils in your sleep. Be careful if you have pets. You may want to keep pets out of a room that has been spritzed with essential oils. A diffuser is a tool you can buy online that helps with aromatherapy. It is sort of like an inhaler for asthma, which you can use to inhale the scent of essential oils. Mix a combination of cardamom, grapefruit, spearmint, and geranium essential oils and then use your diffuser to inhale the scents. Mix 5 drops of cardamom, 5 drops of grapefruit, 5 drops of spearmint, and 3 drops of geranium oil in a small bowl. Place the wick of your diffuser in the bowl and allow it to absorb all the oil. Place the wick back in your inhaler. Screw the wick back on completely. When you feel the symptoms of indigestion coming, try breathing in the oils and see if your symptoms improve.
Summary: Inhale the scent of ginger oil for relief. Massage ginger, lavender, and peppermint oils into your abdomen. Try bathing with essential oils for relief. Make an aromatic spritzer with an essential oil that treats indigestion. Use a diffuser to inhale a combination of essential oils.

Problem: Article: Don't wash the rims right after driving. Let the car rest with the engine off. It can take hours for the entire car to cool, but you can test the rim temperature by moving your fingers close. When the rims feel cool to the touch, you can clean them. On warm rims, water and cleaner may leave stains. Get a mop bucket or other large water container. Fill it full with lukewarm water. This only needs to be done if you plan on using a liquid soap. Spray-on cleaners are also available and can be used to avoid having to mix soap and water. Look for brands such as Eagle One, Meguiars, and Mothers. Add a teaspoon of wheel cleaner for every gallon (3.79 L) of water. Wheel cleaners can be found at general stores or automotive stores. You may instead use a neutral pH, non-abrasive detergent such as Dawn. Remember to stick to an all-purpose cleaner unless you know what type of wheel and rim you have. Aluminum is the most common rim variety, but there are also others, such as chrome. In addition, there are various wheel coatings that can be worn away by using the wrong cleaner.
Summary: Allow the vehicle to cool. Fill a bucket with water. Mix soap into the water.

Problem: Article: If the test passes go back to step 3. If the test passes, but there are still development tests to complete return to step 1. It the test passes and development stops Continue to the Final Stage.
Summary:
Run the tests.