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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.
"The Greatest Years of Your Life"
I had been so excited to go to University. I didn't know any better. It was four years ago now. I was 22 years old. I had put off University for four years because I had not made a decision about what I wanted to do. I still hadn't really, as I changed my degree after my first year. I enjoyed doing drama, but I didn't want to perform (which I know sounds stupid, but I was more about behind the scenes and it just wasn't what the degree offered). I changed to film and despite knowing it was a 'Mickey Mouse' degree and it would be very unlikely I would find employment in film, I felt I had at least a small chance once I graduated nonetheless. I was smart and efficient. I'm a First Class student, I work hard, I'm mature (in every sense) and so I really thought I'd enjoy university and have a good chance after graduation.
Millie Hardy-SimsPublished 28 days ago in EducationI Was Homeschooled and I Turned Out Fine!
I was homeschooled growing up, 2006-2016, pulled out because my parents didn't quite agree with the teaching philosophies and practices of the local school district. I’ll divulge this fact in conversation with new and old friends, and usually, the response I get to that is, “That reads.” They’re right. It absolutely does. There’s some profound subtlety about my character that makes people think, “It makes sense that he was homeschooled.” It’s unclear whether or not that’s a good thing. However, with the advent of distanced learning, a lot of parents are considering homeschooling their students, for a good reason. At the beginning of the pandemic, the infrastructure was not in place for effective remote learning all across the country, on every level of education. I know this. My last semester of college went online midway through, and that entire period of time, the goal changed from “learning” to “keeping my GPA intact,” and teachers were mostly just trying to hold themselves together. I learned effectively nothing, other than the fact that university administrations only seem to view students as liabilities, but that’s a rant for another day.
Steven Christopher McKnightPublished 28 days ago in Education
MY JOB CORPS EXPERIENCE, CHAPTER TWO: MY FIRST DAY IN DENISON
After getting on the bus I immediately felt the change. It was a reality and I was finally doing something with myself. I had thought about all of the actions that led me to this point, and it was almost like it was meant for this to happen. What I did not realize was how long this ride was going to be. Denison was six hours from Cresco, and we had to pick other students up as well.
Sakoli NormanPublished 30 days ago in Education
Through The Eyes of N'jaYAH
Mianzini, Tanzania I was four. Or five. Or six. Wait. Moja, Mbili. No. Moja, Mbili, Tisa. No. I did not learn my age until I found out in school one day.
Yaram YahuPublished 30 days ago in Education
Passing the CPA
I can't believe I am finally saying this, but I am done! This was a very bumpy ride, but I got to the finish line. If I were to give a piece of advice to those who are about to embark this journey, I would say that you do not need to remember everything, as well as don't give up.
Evelyn JohnPublished about a month ago in Education
How We Saved The School.
Teaching in 2020 was no joke. From leaving for spring break in March and never returning, to virtual teaching, and returning with COVID-19 precautions - there was so much uncertainty and struggle. Teachers have been superheroes, and not in the overstated, hyperbolic way. They have truly carried the brunt of the pandemic and its effects on children on their backs.
How to Get Assignment Help Online Service in Australia?
Assignments beget stress in most of the students. The universities ask for assignments on a plethora of topics on varied, creating subjects. The deadlines unique content, researching the topic well and finally submitting it along with good grades is stressful. Everyone cannot handle the muddle and that's exactly where online assignment help can work wonders for you. There are a lot of online assignment help options available that provide help with your assignment in stipulated time and affordable prices. Never heard of it, right? But yes, such help options do exist and are very popular among students these days. Assignments wouldn't have been a big issue if grades weren't dependent on them, but a mere assignment can either add up to your grades or lower them. Assignment writing is also an art and universities look for both well researched as well as a good written assignment. It leaves a huge impression on your teacher's mind.
Where are the Classes on Life?
I'm almost 23 years old, living in Toronto, educated in the Western society school system, for lack of a better term. I still remember all of my university days, most of my high school days, and a few even before that. But when I turned 18, I realized one thing: I'm supposed to be an adult at this age. The legal system has said: "17 years and 364 days, CHILD!...but 18 years and 0 days, welcome to adulthood. Welcome to doing your taxes, making your own doctors appointments, signing forms, and swiftly moving out. Still can't drink or gamble, but you can fight in the military and vote for your government. Congratulations!". But all I know at this point is how to calculate the hypotenuse of a triangle, interpret Shakespeare, and predict chemical reactions. How the f*** do I fill out a tax form? Where the f*** do I find the laws surrounding tenant rights that apply when living on the top floor of a subletted house with 3 other hooligans? Who the f*** even are the government and why am I, an adult with no adulting ability, voting for them?
starryaryyPublished about a month ago in Education
How Compatible Is Urban School Reform With The Neighborhood Revitalization?
How compatible is urban school reform with the neighborhood revitalization thrust, and how can revitalization efforts in urban communities support the work of the public school? Three perspectives frame the movement toward coordinated children’s services: a new sense of "ecology" that school, family, and community are vitally interdependent; a recognition of the need to build the "social capital" of families and communities; and a call to end the extensive fragmentation in service delivery. The community revitalization approach focuses on family self-sufficiency and independence through employment, a renewed encouragement of private investment in urban communities, and a locally or grassroots-driven strategy of action.
Megan WilsonPublished about a month ago in EducationI Dropped Out of College
My future has never seemed very bright. I dropped out of college more than once, which I'm positive disappointed my family. I suffer from depression and anxiety, and bipolar disorder. But I try my hardest not to let it stop me from doing what I want to do, which is get an education. I currently study at my own pace online, through a coding website. I love anything tech related, or computer related. It helps me challenge my brain and makes me realize I'm a lot smarter than I let myself believe.
Michelle WhitePublished about a month ago in Education
John Szepietowski tells How to become the Best Solicitor
John Szepietowski says Law can look like a rough and challenging subject to study. Some might even regard it as an impossible thing to cram all those articles and amendments, but some sharp minds among the ignorant ones still choose to study the world's laws in-depth and make a future as a solicitor. John Szepietowski is a solicitor in the UK (United Kingdom). He has an extensive educational background and is known for his work in criminal, trade, banking, and family law. Today, we will ask him what it takes for someone to become a solicitor, and not just any solicitor, the best solicitor, just like him.
The Top Qualities that Define Students of IB Schools
The IGCSE schools in Delhi NCR follow the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum for students of Classes 9th and 10th who are typically in the age group of 14-16 years. Later the students of Classes 11th and 12th are enrolled for the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP).
George harleyPublished about a month ago in Education
