Important

This organisation is not meant to be a way for you to simply copy my work and submit it.
I don't really care if you do, but you'll learn nothing from it.

Know the principles of learning brought by Thorndike: readiness, exercise, and effect.

School is not about getting the best grades, it's about learning and understanding the concepts and ideas behind the courses, and to take the opportunity given to us to learn, assimilate and apply the knowledge we are given. Come ready for it and apply yourself, and you'll be rewarded with a better understanding of the subject, and better grades.

School should not be competitive, even though the elitism of the Swiss education system wants it to be, it should be a place to learn and grow, while helping each other to do so. Take the time to focus on these practical works, they are a great way to reflect on what you have assimilated, and to have a common goal you can work towards. Keep in mind that when practice occurs, learning continues.

A good learning environment is one where we can work together, not against each other. This principle applies even more in a professional environment. Get started in applying this idea, and use the repositories shared here as a way of mutual aid by taking it as a starting point, then share your own personal solutions that others would be happy to have as examples for their own learning exercises. You'll figure out quickly enough that this positive effect you'll have on others will strengthen your ability to learn and understand the subject. A work with great effect is one that will make you want to continue doing it.