Write a song If knowing lyrics to many songs is one of your strengths, you should try writing a song that has to do with a test or quiz you need to study for. For instance, if you’re trying to study for a math test and you need to memorize certain formulas or if you’re studying for an English test and you need to remember … Continue reading Four Unique Ways to Study
The end of August for some can be tiresome to the millions of worked out teenagers as school comes around. Long gone are the mornings of getting dressed and ready for school running on a few hours of sleep as most of U.S. students are heading to their computers for as long as 7 hours. Luckily for us, not everything is in our way … Continue reading Best Chrome Extensions for Online School
The starting of an academic year normally causes some stress, no matter if it’s in college or high school. Specially when it’s just after summer has ended, in which you passed two months of relaxation without any worries about submitting works before deadlines or waking up early… Most of the time the beginning of an academic year impacts how you are going be doing during … Continue reading Six Tips for Having a Great Start to Your New Academic Year
Take notes In order to study well and do well academically, you need to take really good notes. There are many different types of note taking styles. It doesn’t matter which you use but it’s necessary to use some type of technique. You could use it for anything from studying for finals to studying for any test or quiz. It could come in handy and … Continue reading Five Tips for Studying
As a fellow teen myself, there is nothing I know more than procrastination. I procrastinate when I’m supposed to be doing my homework, but I’m on social media. There are a few tricks to stop procrastination and get things done. Forest Stay focused is a productivity app. This app will help teens and turn off their phones and help succeed in getting work done. The … Continue reading How to Beat Procrastination
With the new school year coming to a start, most students are experiencing uncertainty on what the school year will look like. Due to the lack of decrease in COVID cases in many areas, online schooling has become the new “normal” until further notice. Online learning is very different from in-person learning as students have learned, and the adjustment may require additional study and lifestyle … Continue reading Tips to Better Your Online Learning
Get organized for college In other words, make some type of to do list or outline of what you should look for in colleges. Research colleges that you are thinking of applying to and make a list of them that would be your top choices and your backups. Research things such as class size, student/ campus life, academic majors/minors etc. While researching each college, try … Continue reading Four Tips to Use When Preparing for College
It comes as no surprise that in the current normality of ‘independent learning’ with little to no access to their teachers for guidance, many students are facing great uncertainty as to how to achieve those ever sought after top grades. I believe that regardless of your ability, the absolute key to succeeding in History is simple, study smart by studying little and often. By putting … Continue reading Five Easy Steps To Independently Becoming An A Grade History Student
Make your college list. Use your free time this summer to do research on schools that you may be interested in. A good organization tool is to divide your prospective colleges into reach schools, target schools, and safety schools. These groupings can often be made using your gpa and test scores and comparing it to admitted students at schools you may be interested in. Due … Continue reading Four Ways That Rising Seniors Can Stay Ahead of College Admissions This Summer
With the coronavirus pandemic canceling many standardized testing dates, it’s no surprise that there’s very much uncertainty when it comes to college admissions in the fall and spring. While many colleges have suspended the requirement for either SAT or ACT submission temporarily, many students still are trying to take standardized testing in hopes it will help them gain admission to their dream schools. Due to … Continue reading How the Coronavirus Pandemic Could Effect College Admissions
