You know that Eminem song? “His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy, there's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti”. That was me before a test. Well, without the second sentence. Even with all the hard studying I would do, I still had a hard time remembering everything. If this sounds familiar, then don’t worry. You’re in safe company.
Read MoreKinematics is a physics principle that studies movement. Specifically, 1D kinematics calculates motion of objects moving one way: up, down, or horizontally. We use three basic equations to find different aspects of moving objects. This blog post will help you understand how to solve these equations!
Read MoreBeing a full-time college student can be a lot between balancing classes, extracurriculars, and a social life. It can be especially challenging if you’re managing that time with the hours required to launch a start-up. If you’re passionate about your future as a business owner and want to build a plan for success, here are some tips to help you get there!
Read MoreYou’ve been assigned an essay for one of your classes, and you’re not sure where to begin. Or, you’re hoping to make things smoother than your last assignment so you’re trying to get a head start. We’re here to help you through it all. But first, here are some tips that just might make your assignment easier to start and complete.
Read MoreFunctions are one of the most integral parts of mathematics. While they may seem daunting and confusing, functions are actually quite simple!
Read MoreDoing homework in your room or at your kitchen table gets boring! The same can be said for studying as well–hours on end in the library alone is so 90’s and early 2000’s.It’s so important to acknowledge that space and place plays a huge part in focusing on your homework in order to get it done effectively and efficiently.
Read MoreIs it better to sleep or to stay up and study when you are tired? Learn why sleep is one of the top, research-backed brain hacks for learning anything.
Read MoreLet’s face it, school supplies are expensive! Just one binder can cost $5 or more, so getting everything you need for the year can put quite a strain on your bank account. But there’s no need to grab that credit card and make another run to the local office supply store. There are a number of ways you can get free, cheap, or even donated school supplies.
Read MoreDoing homework can be a drag! It’s hard to get started, and even when you do, it’s hard to keep yourself focused! They say doing homework is the best way to retain the information you’ve been taught because you’re putting that knowledge into motion. But what happens when you just can’t seem to simply start? Here are a few tips for making your homework a bit easier to start AND finish!
Read MoreThe transition from middle school to high school may seem daunting. People say that high school is “what matters” and you can’t help but feel like these next four years may be the most important but also the most stressful yet. Give yourself a head start by reading these 5 powerful tips from a real high school student.
Read MoreSetting goals can be scary and intimidating, but it doesn't have to be! What sets great students apart from the average is that average students set broad goals while great students set SMART goals. Learn the steps you can take to make the process of goal-setting easier and more effective.
Read MoreEveryone knows that feeling when the weeks seem endless, the work continues to pile on, and no matter what you try, your stress and exhaustion are uncontrollable. This is burnout and it is very common, whether you are a student, have a job, or are simply overwhelmed in life.
Read MoreAs a student looking ahead to that next stage, you’re already stressing about checking out schools, completing applications, and writing a great college essay. You might be having a hard time choosing a college major. It’s perfectly okay not to know what you’re going to major in.
Read MoreTry some different ways to use your time this year. If you’re a Junior or Senior, there is only so much time left to strengthen your college applications and gain new experiences to add to them before applications are due and acceptances start rolling in.
Read MoreMusic has an incredibly positive impact on the body, mind, and soul. Sometimes the right song can help you concentrate, relieve stress, and/or put a smile on your face! Next time when you’re studying, try listening to these study playlists:
Read MoreNonfiction speaks to the head. Fiction speaks to the heart. Give your heart a little break from school works and social life. Don’t know where to start? Read our blog to find out the five must-read fiction books to get you started on your reading journey!
Read MoreSelf-help books can guide you toward your goals and inspire you to be who you are rather than who everyone else expects you to be. What are the best self-help books you must read? We’ve compiled a booklist to get you started on your reading journey.
Read MoreWhether you have 2 days or 2 weeks left to study, it’s never too late to start preparing. Follow these 10 simple study tips, and you’re sure to ace the test.
Read MoreWendy, the eldest of three siblings, is a junior at a public high school in Brooklyn. She enjoys math and has her sights set on working as an accountant after graduating college.
Read MoreCan an online tutor really help you succeed in high school? Learn how a 1:1 tutor can boost your grades and academic potential.
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