Posts Tagged ‘study stress’
7 Tips to Speak Up and Keep Up in Class (Even if You’re an Introvert)
Are you struggling to speak up? As an introvert you may feel stressed out when having to participate in class, not because you lack ideas, but because the setting itself can feel overwhelming. While their minds are full of insightful thoughts, participating in fast-paced discussions can be exhausting or anxiety-inducing. Here are five reasons…
Read More5 Must-Have Skills When Studying Abroad 🌎💡
Studying abroad is an exciting opportunity to gain new experiences, explore different cultures, and build crucial life skills. However, it also comes with challenges that can make the study experience more complicated than expected. From adjusting to a new academic environment to navigating social and cultural differences, students often find themselves facing unexpected obstacles. Being…
Read More1:1 Academic Coaching vs. Online Courses: Which is Right for You?
Students today face numerous challenges, from academic stress and lack of motivation to poor time management. The pressure to excel in school while balancing extracurricular activities and social life can be overwhelming. Many students and parents seek external support to navigate these challenges effectively. When it comes to academic and mental health support, two popular…
Read More4 Must-Know Tips for High School Parents: Guiding Your Teen’s Success
Parents, ever wonder how to help your teen with academic challenges? You might think school teaches study skills for higher academic journeys. As a former high school teacher, I assure you schools can’t fully prepare for what’s beyond the finish line. Engage in class and study actively; very few master this challenge without extra help.…
Read MoreOvercome Test Anxiety & Improve Problem Solving with the Walt Disney Strategy
Have you ever felt stuck when trying to solve a problem or navigate through academic challenges? Creativity often serves as the key to unlocking innovative solutions and achieving your goals. In the realm of problem-solving, the Walt Disney Strategy by Robert Dilts stands out as a powerful and versatile technique. It draws inspiration from the…
Read MoreSupporting Students with ADHD in the Classroom: Strategies for Teachers
When I first started teaching, I never realized just how much mental health could impact a student’s ability to learn. Despite having a background in psychology, I didn’t receive much training on how to recognize or support students with ADHD. As a result, it was difficult for me to know how to help my students…
Read MoreInterleaving effect – the better way to learn
What is the Interleaving effect? Even though this method is by far more superior over other learning methods, it is hardly used in schools. Keep on reading to find out why, or watch my video on this memory-boosting learning technique. Watch the video on the Interleaving effect and don’t forget to subscribe! If…
Read MoreTop Test Preparation Tips for Students 15+ years
There comes a time where simply reading your notes is not gonna help you score good grades anymore. Understanding your test conditions can help you already while you study and prepare for your upcoming exam. The following are proven strategies that have helped many students improve test scores and prepare more effectively for exams. …
Read MoreStudy in different places for better long-term memory
How to improve your memory while studying? Whereas having the same workspace (e.g. your desk) is beneficial when you want to get into your study mode (for doing homework, writing your to-do list for the next day and so on), you might want to consider changing the context of your study situation when preparing for…
Read More💁🏻♀️ How to spend your STUDY BREAK 👍
Your study time and study break should be well-planned. That means, you should put some thoughts in how you organize your breaks when learning at home as well. What to do during your study break 👉 When taking breaks, AVOID SCREEN TIME. The time you spend on your phone or computer during your…
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