The obvious answers can sometimes be overlooked. If you’re stuck on a certain issue, it’s possible that you have the answer under your nose and you just haven’t found it yet. Have you looked in your course textbooks? Perhaps you were given a handout with the information you require. Double check you don’t have such things before you proceed further!
The next place to look is in your campus library. If it’s a particular piece of information or research you need, you should be able to find the answer there. Remember that you can always ask a librarian for help if you can’t find what you’re looking for.
You could also try further afield at public and reference libraries.
The internet is obviously a great place to find information and help. Whatever you’re looking for, you should be able to find it on the web. Having said that, the internet is a very large ocean of data, so you should be as precise as possible when searching. It’s best to look on educational and well renowned sites to be sure that you are getting the very best information. You could also ask questions on networking sites. Maybe other students can help you.
The students from your own class might be able to help as well! Ask your friends if they know the answer you’re looking for, and if they have any advice to give.
Maybe you are generally struggling to keep up in your economics subject and you need some support. There will be plenty of student services that you can contact. Search online for charity, governmental and NGO student support services and give them a call.
The very best person to ask for help is your teacher. Whatever your problem is, they are sure to be able to help you in solving it. There’s no need to feel embarrassed at going to talk things through with your teacher. They will be only too pleased that you came to them.
What you shouldn’t do is bury your head in the sand and hope that the problem will just go away. It won’t! Remember that if you need help, all you have to do is ask.