Even though this is, as I’ve already titled a previous post, a “year like no other,” the holidays will still provide a welcome break from your studies, whether they have been virtual, in-person, or a combination of both. While you may be anticipating your celebrations, whatever form they will take, while planning to give little …
Once you’ve taken some of the suggestions from my last post and are feeling confident that you have not just studied, but have actually prepared to do well, you may be wondering just how to take all your newfound confidence and apply it to the test itself. Now matter how well you feel you’ve prepared …
So You’ve Prepared For Your Test Instead of Simply Studying For It – Now What? Read More »
One of the most important improvements many of you are probably hoping to make to your study skills is being able to do better on your tests. It may be tempting to simply tell yourself that if you study harder, or if you spend more time studying, you will do better, but nothing could be …
Studying for a Test vs. Preparing for a Test – Yes, There is a Difference Read More »
In my last three posts, I discussed the importance of approaching each subject, teacher, and situation with an open mind, so you are able to do your best. Just as I tried to do with my own students, my hope is to encourage you to make the best of whatever situations you find yourself in, …
In my last two posts, I wrote about how important it is to treat all your subjects as equally as possible even though they are not technically equal, not just so you can do as well as possible in them, but also so that you remember to give each of your teachers the respect they …
In my last post, I wrote that even though all subjects may not be created equal in the strictest sense, you should find ways to treat them as though they are, since they are equally a part of your life in this moment. One of the best ways to remember to treat all your subjects …
All Subjects Are Not Created Equal – But All Teachers Are Read More »
