Which of the following is good advice for getting more out of lectures?

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Paying attention to clues from the instructor about what is important can help you focus on the most important information during the lecture. It can also help you remember the information better when studying later on. Options A, B, and C are not good advice for getting more out of lectures. Anticipating what is coming next and trying to be a "human tape recorder" can distract from active listening and engagement with the material. Reading ahead in the textbook can be beneficial, but only if it supplements and reinforces the material covered in the lecture, rather than distracting from it.

Which of the Following Is Good Advice for Getting More