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From balancing your course load to forging relationships with classmates to extracurricular involvement, these are the tried and true methods to nail your career as a student.

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Holy time flies! So it’s been two months since I’ve posted. Solid whoops. But I’m back! Today I was asked if I ever got detention in school and if so what for. Thinking about it my detention stories are actually kind of funny. So today I think I’m going to give you guys two stories in one!
By Bree Gwendolyn5 years ago in Education
Understanding Homeschooling. Top Story - September 2020.
In these uncertain times, many things that we have always taken for granted have been challenged. How our children have been educated traditionally has been radically altered, so many parents are looking for alternatives beyond the traditional.
By Michael5 years ago in Education
Creative Writing Tips
Everyone has heard the generic creative writing tips. Often blogs will tell you to show not tell and using words like “feel” is a crime. However, I will be offering some tips for strengthening your writing as well as exercises to help fine-tune your skills.
By Jessica Harvey5 years ago in Education
Continuing The AICA Scholarship Program
AICA Orthopedics is proud to be continuing its scholarship program by offering a $500 award through the Marietta, Georgia branch. This is our third scholarship offering. In light of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, AICA Orthopedics is honored to continue to give back to students during this tough time for the world.
By Isaiah Ram5 years ago in Education
Help Your Students to Stay Focused in Class with These Few Tips
As a global pandemic continues to sweep through many parts of the world, students at the private schools in Abu Dhabi are finding it harder to concentrate in class. The sense of uncertainty, the way organizations and schools, are trying to set the new normal, and the move to e-learning are all taking their toll. As a result, it’s not strange to find that many of your students might not be concentrating in the class as well as they should. Some of them might even be dozing off in class, or might be so obvious with their desire to be elsewhere that that’s missing is a sign “Anywhere But Here.” If that happens, no worries. You can do something to change that. Here are a few useful tips on how you can improve their levels of concentration.
By Shreya Singh5 years ago in Education
Industry versus Inferiority
Struggling with conflicts and choosing to be strong has been my life story. And probably yours, too. And my hope, if you are a parent (or teacher) reading this, you will try to understand the specific needs your child has at specific times in his/her life. Yes, a child has struggles. They need you!
By Shirley Belk5 years ago in Education
06 Educational Websites Which Every Student Should Visit
But some students are not privileged enough to carry their studies forward at higher level due to financial crisis or some other reasons. So, they are a bit confused about independent student life.
By Infomance5 years ago in Education
COURSE POSSIBILITIES AFTER BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
Engineering is considered to be a skill-oriented course. Bachelor of engineering is a professional undergraduate academic degree. It is pursued by Science students after 12th. It is the 4-year full-time course. It can be confusing for many students to choose a career after engineering. After all, this world is full of opportunities.
By Vidhyarthi Darpan5 years ago in Education
Index, Thumb, Pencil, & Paper
According to my experience writing has never been my strong point. I never started off as a writer, or even a designer. Hell, I was never even good at typing or working a full time job... let alone part time. Not even trying to become an Artist. Although, something was definitely there for me in the Arts department. Every Artist growing up from a child to adult surely had to have started somewhere.
By Sami Yo5 years ago in Education
The Windward School Screens the Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia
Photo by Eye to Eye National Dyslexia as a disorder causes a reader to jumble and misinterpret letters and symbols. The scramble, nonetheless, does not amount to a thinking disorder, and while it can be overcome in spades, there is one factor that always remains.
By Rich Monetti5 years ago in Education
20 Tips To Succeed as a (Medical) Student
You need to understand how the brain works in order to make it work for yourself. For anyone interested in pushing his or her limits further, I will highly advise studying as much as you can the brain, the neurological pathways, and the chemicals that are used and released when we do certain actions. As a medical student, I’ve been lucky to be able to study the brain and human psychology comprehensively and thoroughly, but nowadays anyone with an Internet connection can. I will try my best to teach as much as I can what I’ve learned and what I’m learning about the brain and how to make it work it for you, in order to be more productive, focused and happier.
By Hamza Ali5 years ago in Education
Why Develop a Learning Management System
A Learning Management System is one of the basic needs during the pandemic to provide e-Education to the students. So, there could be a lot of Learning Management Systems on the internet that has changed the
By Mahipalsinh Rana5 years ago in Education