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How To Organize Your Gmail
Your Gmail is probably full of spam, clutter, and other random emails that make it impossible to find anything. And, while this isn’t uncommon, it also isn’t that functional. It’s possible for your inbox to be completely empty, and we’re going to show you how! Labels, labels, labels The first step to cleaning up your inbox is by sorting your emails, and that starts with labels. This isn’t exclusive to Gmail—all email services have a way to organize emails into different plac
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Understanding Grading Categories
News flash: every grade you have is not the same. Big surprise, we know. But, seriously, every score you recieve or point value you earn is all contributing to your quarter and semester grade a different way. So, it’s good to understand what’s actually happening when an ‘100’ brings your grade up by 1% but an ‘80’ drops it by 5%. What are the categories? Traditionally, there are three grading categories for each class—homework/classwork, quizzes, and tests/projects. But, they
Nov 112 min read


How To Block Your Time Effectively
In a world where there are a million things to do at any given moment, it can be difficult to manage your time in a way where it doesn’t feel like you are forgetting to do something or prioritizing one thing over another too frequently. But, there are only 24 hours in a day, so you’re bound to be unable to fit in everything . Unless, of course, you know how to effectively block your time, which is conveniently what we’re going to give you some tips for in this post! So, let’s
Nov 63 min read


How To Get On a Teacher’s Good Side
It’s no unknown fact that classes are a little more bearable when you’re close with the teacher. And, while every teacher is different, there are a few guaranteed ways to give yourself a few brownie points and climb your way up their ladder. Interact in class No one likes to sit through a class that’s practically dead. And, by the same token, no teacher wants to teach a class full of students who don’t care. If you can look like you‘re paying attention (even if you‘re not), t
Oct 302 min read


Boost Your Academic Performance with Extracurricular Activities
The Importance of Extracurriculars Extracurricular activities play a vital role in your overall development. They allow you to explore your passions, meet new friends, and build skills that will serve you well in the future. Engaging in these activities can also make your college applications stand out. So, let’s dive into the different types of clubs and activities you can consider! Competition Clubs and Sports It’s great to have achievements under your belt, and the best wa
Oct 233 min read


How To Work Without Internet In School
If you’re like most students across the US, today’s been a long day with off-and-on Internet and digital resources. But, while so much of our school day is made possible by technology, there are still ways to learn, study, and practice on days when the computer isn’t our biggest help. We’ve compiled a list of suggestions for how to function without web availability, so that if you’re in this situation again, you can make the most of it. Reading A day without Internet is the
Oct 202 min read


3 Things You Can Do With Index Cards
It might seem random, but these little sheets of paper can be of massive assistance for school. And, it’s always good to know another study trick, so lets get into our three suggestions for what to do with an index card. Puzzle Pieces Index cards are great for vocabulary, but they can also help with cause and effect relationships between certain things. You can cut an index card in half to make it like a puzzle piece, and then, write certain things that match on each side. D
Oct 152 min read


The Best Ways To Manage Your Stress
It’s October, which basically means it’s the height of the first semester and you have a ton of work to do and tests to study for. So,...
Oct 113 min read


What To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do On a Test
We’ve all been there. Test day. Super confident, thinking you’re going to ace the exam. It’s all going smoothly until you get to one...
Oct 82 min read


Using AI To Your Advantage
If you’ve noticed that it seems that teachers are suddenly accepting AI this year, you’re not alone. It’s like there’s been a full 180...
Oct 32 min read


You *Need* To Do This When Studying
If you’re like any student around the world, studying is among the most borings things you can spend time doing. Yet, even though you...
Sep 292 min read


How To Get Through a Boring Class
We’ve all done it. First period, half awake, sitting through the least interesting lesson of all time, counting down the minutes until...
Sep 272 min read


How to SMARTly Set Goals
Whether finishing a big task or turning in a final project, we love being able to say that we completed something. It gives us a feeling...
Sep 222 min read


What Your Learning Type Says About You
It’s no surprise that we don’t all learn the same, but many people don’t know how to take advantage of these styles. Learning isn’t a...
Sep 162 min read


Putting the Planning in Planning Goose
As students, we often have a million things going on. Sitting here and writing this, I have a quiz to study for, a speech and debate...
Sep 114 min read


Improving Your Studying With Music
We can already tell that you’re probably thinking one of two things: either “why would I listen to music while studying…that’s so...
Sep 92 min read


The Study Cycle
We previously gave you some tips about studying and using active recall to your advantage, but today we’re going to hone in on one style...
Sep 52 min read


How to Use Active Recall To Your Advantage
When studying, it’s important to make sure you’re actually absorbing the information you’re reviewing. Well, that’s where active recall...
Sep 12 min read


5 Study Tips Worth Trying Out
As this school year begins and assessments start popping up on your calendar, it’s about time to start studying. And, no, reading over...
Aug 243 min read


The Best Note Taking Methods To Try Out
Everyone learns differently, so listening to lecture after lecture isn’t going to benefit each student the same way. But, if you can...
Aug 234 min read
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