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Tbh I would have such a better time in school if I wasn't forced to take a spanish class that erased my study period (i used to be a A's and B student but now I have 3 c's, 2 b's and only 1 A)

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open up for once | ·˚ ༘ spencer reid ,,

synopsis - reader is used to doing things alone, working hard, never asking for help. the team gets worried when the behavior never changes, and few coincidences sets you off.

genre - angst w/ happy-ish ending, bau!reader x spencer,

warnings - crying, r hides emotions, works to hard, doesn’t ask for help. r has a tough childhood.

w/c - its short dw like barely 1k

a/n - sorry for my absence, graduating at the end of this year. i will write when i can!! thank u ❤️

Your eyes latched onto the man’s hands. Two files in his grip were angled towards Spencer.

“Here’s the basic case file. There’s boxes of evidence in interrogation room three, and more files can be found on our online system.” The man spoke to Spencer confidently and smiled, grabbing your attention. “If you need any help, give me a holler.” The peppered man grinned at Spencer like they had an inside joke, but Spencer didn’t react. He simply nodded, and started walking with you to the evidence filled room. A nerve ran down your spine.

“You okay?” Spencer glanced at you sideways and opened an oak door, revealing a room filled with boxes on boxes of labeled evidence. You shoulders sagged at the sight,

“Yeah, just tired.” You picked up the closest box and took it to the only free space on the table in the middle of the dim room. Spencer watched you from behind, eyes roaming your sage green blouse and the wrinkles that adjusted in your movements. He looked away.

You rolled your shoulders, thumbing through the files until you found one labeled with a victims surname. You leant on the desk and faced Spencer, ready to read out anything that stood out to you. But, something itched your brain.

“Do you want me to look at it?” He asked, moving towards you with one hand outstretched.

You clutched the file, the paper bending under your grasp. Seeing Spencer’s wider eyes, you cleared your throat and smiled, “No, it’s all good.”

You turned slightly, and ran a finger down the words in search for any connections. And for a minute you were focused, until Spencer took a file from the same box as you. You followed his hands with your sharp eyes and nearly rolled your eyes.

This was not like you, you did not roll your eyes. You don’t get angry, you didn’t get annoyed. Especially not at Spencer.

Closing your eyes, you took a deep breath and plastered on a smile, “Sorry, Spencer. I need to go get some air.”

What was it? Was it Hotch sending Spencer to help you? Was it the officer assuming Spencer was in charge? Was it Spencer choosing to help you when there were plenty of other boxes that could be sorted?

You didn’t need help, you never did. All throughout school you hated group projects, you never asked teachers for clarification, never asked your parents for help with homework. Not that they would.

You walked through the halls, the very sound of your heels agitating you even more. You had never felt a wave of rage wash over you like you had then, you thought the saying was a lie.

Spencer watched you from the doorway, getting the hint that you needed space, but he couldn’t stop himself from speculating. The tension, the nerves, the fact that you had been on edge since last week. Well, come to think of it, when have you ever not been on edge? Spencer sighed, ran a hand down his face, and against his better judgement, followed you.

He found you 8 minutes later, slightly impressed by your distance travelled in such a short time, on a balcony looking down on the streets of New York City. Another murderer in the concrete jungle where dreams were made of. ‘Concrete jungle wet dream tomato’, as you liked to insist it was. You had your back to the door, arms wrapped around yourself in the chill, and your ponytail flew in the breeze. You looked ethereal to Spencer, like always. Something about your slightly red nose and the way you glanced back at him made you look even better.

You looked away nearly immediately, shutting your eyes closed and taking a deep breath. You didn’t expect to be out there alone for long, but 8 minutes?

“You okay?” Spencer asked, but you stayed silent. He met you on the edge of the balcony, his hands in his pockets and shoulder so close to yours it felt almost magnetic. You didn’t meet his gaze.

The fact that he had to ask, meant that you weren’t okay. It also meant that you had failed at concealing your emotions. He cleared his throat and followed your gaze down onto the busy streets.

“Did you know that over 800 languages are spoken in New York City? It’s the most linguistically diverse city in the world” He clenched his jaw, not exactly used to talking to someone he’s so used to hearing. You nodded.

He sighs.

And you both stand there for a bit.

Before the sun starts to set, and you finally speak up.

“Do you think I’m bad at my job?”

“What?”

“Do you think that, compared to the others in our team, I’m the least valuable. Or needed?” You finally looked up at him now, trying to read his reaction of you opening up - you barely have any conversations that could gain such a response.

“No not at all.”

“Then why do you, and the team, and everyone else, treat me like I’m less than?”

You faced him fully now, which he returned in extreme confusion. It seemed to come out of nowhere. His mouth was agape, but he had no answer.

“You were partnered with me because Hotch doesn’t trust me, the officer gave you the files because he thinks you’re more inclined to take charge, you started going through files I had already started going through.” Your voice raised slightly, arms flailing at your sides. You were so unfamiliar with this, opening up. So much so, that when you started, you couldn’t stop, “My parents never let me make decisions by myself, I was constantly ridiculed for asking for help, I’m constantly compared to others, and just when I thought I had found people that believed in me, everything switches!”

“I have never asked for help, I have never given the team my work, I’ve stayed behind every day to finish my work and I have never, ever, complained about working. So why?” Your voice started cracking, tears lining your lashes, “Why doesn’t anybody believe in me? Why am I so underestimated? I have proven to everyone, for my entire life, that I am capable. I don’t need help, I don’t need support. I- I- am fine- doing everything, everything!- by myself. So why now, does everyone seem to doubt me? What have I done, Spencer? Why don’t you trust me?” You took a deep breath and widened your eyes when you realise how close you had gotten to Spencer, how loud you had gotten, how many tears had fallen, and how much you had just revealed to a man you wanted to protect from your flaws the most.

Your chest rises and falls at a rapid pace as you take a few steps back, gripping one hand on the concrete railing. “Sorry, I… I haven’t been getting sleep lately. Sorry.”

Spencer’s quiet, lets you breathe, the fact that you haven’t run away is already a good sign. He searches your face for any more reason, and starts.

“We don’t underestimate you, especially not me.”

You raise your head.

“We aren’t… doubting you. Hotch has been worried about you.”

Your eyebrows furrow, “Me?” Spencer’s heart nearly crumbles at your surprise that someone would be thinking about you.

“Yes. Like you said, you leave work late, you never ask for help, you’re the most closed off in the team. At first, we thought you were just nervous about being in a new team but it’s been… nearly two years.” He looks you up and down, “You haven’t opened up one bit. At least not to him… only, me. That’s why he partnered me with you, not because he doubted your intelligence or capabilities. He doubted your stability.”

Spencer watched your hair drag behind you as you avoided his eyes once again, pinning your attention on the street below. Your cheeks shone slightly from the unwiped tears.

“I chose to go through the same box as you because I wanted to stay close to you.” He admitted.

You blink, a wave of sadness, anger, and somewhat relief rolling over you. You took a deep breath. “I don’t know how to… open up. Opening up is weak- was weak. Crying, complaining, asking for help… everything was weak.” You met his eyes again and you swore he sighed from relief, “I’m sorry for crying, and yelling. I’m sorry for wasting your time. But…”

You closed your eyes, fighting your instincts and learnt avoidance.

“I’m not sorry, for telling you. You’re probably the best person this could’ve happened with. Thank you.”

Spencer nodded, and smiled slightly. He reached out, pushed a strand of loose hair behind your ear.

“That’s what I’m here for. Always.”

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[dreamdolldeveloper]

back to basics

mostly free resources to help you learn the basics that i've gathered for myself so far that i think are cool

everyday

gcfglobal - about the internet, online safety and for kids, life skills like applying for jobs, career planning, resume writing, online learning, today's skills like 3d printing, photoshop, smartphone basics, microsoft office apps, and mac friendly. they have core skills like reading, math, science, language learning - some topics are sparse so hopefully they keep adding things on. great site to start off on learning.

handsonbanking - learn about finances. after highschool, credit, banking, investing, money management, debt, goal setting, loans, cars, small businesses, military, insurance, retirement, etc.

bbc - learning for all ages. primary to adult. arts, history, science, math, reading, english, french, all the way to functional and vocational skills for adults as well, great site!

education.ket - workplace essential skills

general education

mathsgenie - GCSE revision, grade 1-9, math stages 1-14, provides more resources! completely free.

khan academy - pre-k to college, life skills, test prep (sats, mcat, etc), get ready courses, AP, partner courses like NASA, etc. so much more!

aleks - k-12 + higher ed learning program. adapts to each student.

biology4kids - learn biology

cosmos4kids - learn astronomy basics

chem4kids - learn chemistry

physics4kids - learn physics

numbernut - math basics (arithmetic, fractions and decimals, roots and exponents, prealgebra)

education.ket - primary to adult. includes highschool equivalent test prep, the core skills. they have a free resource library and they sell workbooks. they have one on work-life essentials (high demand career sectors + soft skills)

youtube channels

the organic chemistry tutor

khanacademy

crashcourse

tabletclassmath

2minmaths

kevinmathscience

professor leonard

greenemath

mathantics

3blue1brown

literacy

readworks - reading comprehension, build background knowledge, grow your vocabulary, strengthen strategic reading

chompchomp - grammar knowledge

tutors

not the "free resource" part of this post but sometimes we forget we can be tutored especially as an adult. just because we don't have formal education does not mean we can't get 1:1 teaching! please do you research and don't be afraid to try out different tutors. and remember you're not dumb just because someone's teaching style doesn't match up with your learning style.

cambridge coaching - medical school, mba and business, law school, graduate, college academics, high school and college process, middle school and high school admissions

preply - language tutoring. affordable!

revolutionprep - math, science, english, history, computer science (ap, html/css, java, python c++), foreign languages (german, korean, french, italian, spanish, japanese, chinese, esl)

varsity tutors - k-5 subjects, ap, test prep, languages, math, science & engineering, coding, homeschool, college essays, essay editing, etc

chegg - biology, business, engineering/computer science, math, homework help, textbook support, rent and buying books

learn to be - k-12 subjects

for languages

lingq - app. created by steve kaufmann, a polygot (fluent in 20+ languages) an amazing language learning platform that compiles content in 20+ languages like podcasts, graded readers, story times, vlogs, radio, books, the feature to put in your own books! immersion, comprehensible input.

flexiclasses - option to study abroad, resources to learn, mandarin, cantonese, japanese, vietnamese, korean, italian, russian, taiwanese hokkien, shanghainese.

fluentin3months - bootcamp, consultation available, languages: spanish, french, korean, german, chinese, japanese, russian, italian.

fluenz - spanish immersion both online and in person - intensive.

pimsleur - not tutoring** online learning using apps and their method. up to 50 languages, free trial available.

incase time has passed since i last posted this, check on the original post (not the reblogs) to see if i updated link or added new resources. i think i want to add laguage resources at some point too but until then, happy learning!!

[pinkacademiaprincess]

Hiii I’m so sorry to bother you!, hope your day goes well <3 I just want to ask, how can I improve in maths? I’m preparing myself for the sat and I have trouble with understanding it. Any tips would be very much appreciated, thanku !! ♡

Become a Math Whiz: Acing Math Class & the SAT 📈✏️📚👩‍🏫

ty for the ask & the kind words! you are never a bother, i'm happy to help 🥰 i can def give some tips as someone who went from struggling w/ math to being good at it. and i’ve taken the SAT so i know that experience as well! i hope this helps 💗

take accountability

it’s very easy to try to shift blame & avoid taking responsibility for your grades/ performance. i used to think things like “the teacher is just bad!” or “i’m just not a math person!” but this mindset is just deflecting. some things are out of your control, like what teacher you have or preferring other subjects, but you have to step up & work hard to create your own success! remembering this will help you stay motivated and disciplined.

find your learning style

i talked about this in a previous post too, but there are different styles of learning - visual, auditory, hands-on, & reading/writing - and not all of them work for everyone. if you spend a ton of time studying and don’t see improvement or results, that’s a big sign that you’re studying wrong. a method that works for your friend or that your teacher uses might not actually be effective for you. so do some research into learning styles and study methods, and find implement strategies that work for you.

never fall behind

okay, easier said than done. but one of the biggest reasons i used to struggle is math is that i would get stuck on a concept, never fully master it, and then i’d stay behind. in math, a lot of topics build on each other. if you get stuck on a topic, it’s crucial that you figure it out asap or your confusion will snowball. you can’t build a solid structure on top of a wobbly foundation. the moment you encounter a problem area, study it until you’ve completely understood.

practice makes perfect

i try to steer clear of recommending specific study methods b/c everyone has different learning styles. but math is so dependent on problem solving & applications that you really have to master this skill in order to succeed. beyond just reviewing your notes & reading over concepts, you need to practice applying topics by solving problems. do the homework questions & do them for accuracy, even if it’s just graded for completion. find extra problems in the textbook, workbook, online, etc. redo questions from class or the hw that confused you until you can do them correctly without your notes. drill it until you can solve them AND understand how the steps work!

ask for help

i am clearly a big proponent of asking for help. in school, your teachers are gonna be one of the best resources you have. for one, they’re teachers for a reason, so even if you think they’re not too great at explaining stuff, they know the concepts. and besides that, your teachers the ones who are creating units, assigning your work, writing & grading your tests... they should be your go-to for questions. visit them during office hours or email to set up a meeting where you can discuss concepts. ask for extra practice problems, ask them to look over your work & let you know how it looks, talk through your work with them. aside from teachers, you can get help from a tutor, a classmate, whoever you can turn to. but pls don’t suffer alone! succeeding with help is still succeeding.

use the internet

so maybe your teacher truly sucks at explaining. maybe you don’t have classmates to help and can’t afford a tutor. or maybe you just wanna supplement your learning another way. i really really recommend utilizing free learning tools online!! khan academy is an obvious one for videos, practice problems, and more. you can also find tons of youtube videos explaining math topics. sometimes it helps to hear things explained another way. i also google “[math concept] practice problems” if i want extra questions to work through.

bonus: tips for SAT math

the SAT is a bit different b/c the math concepts aren’t actually too advanced. it’s all multiple choice so you don’t get to rely on partial points for showing your work. the SAT is testing your strategy & speed as much as it’s actually testing you on math concepts, so here are my best tips for that specifically:

use khan academy’s SAT prep tool - it’s free (!!!!!) and it links to your collegeboard account. it uses prior years’ SAT content so it’s very similar to the test itself. it helps you pace yourself, pinpoint your problem areas, learn & apply concepts, & track your progress. here's a screenshot from when i used it, as you can see my scores improved and i was able to ultimately get a superscore of 1450!

take practice tests - this helps you get familiar with the time constraint. khan academy has plenty!!

do a ton of SAT math practice questions - ideally, find a ton of questions used in prior SAT tests and just crank them out. the test's concepts are quite repetitive so if you just focus on the topics they usually test, you can master them

learn test-taking strategies - the SAT is multiple choice and has a tricky time constraint, so however you can save time will help. become good at using the process of elimination & other multiple choice test methods. you can find these sorts of tips online!

i hope this helps! know that you are completely capable of improving at math. i went from thinking i suck at it & doing poorly in math class to acing my calc courses & studying to enter a math-focused field. utilize your resources and figure out your best study style asap, and you WILL see improvements!

[twiishaa]

come here, mafuyu chan full fic because the og creator deleted it 💔

for ml @strxwberriiwithchocolate 💞😻

disclaimer i did NOT write this !!! credits to original writer !! this is just the infamous proseka meme 😻😻😻😻😻

I don't belong in this world, I'm just a waste of space. I'm just someone that happens to be here. I start sobbing. "*sob* I can't do anything! I'm just stupid and lazy! I can't do it! I don't want to try!!!"

My sobbing slowly turns into crying. I can't focus anymore. I leave my additional homework sitting on the desk. I can't even bother to take it off. Who even cares that it's there?. I land on my bed, crying. It's Friday afternoon and I'm crying. I shouldn't be crying.

I shouldn't be crying, this day is supposed to be happy and an amazing day. Yet, I'm still crying. I don't want to bother my online friends, I really don't want to.

"Mafuyu! I came here to gi-"

I slowly raise my head up. What a great time to be here, Akito. He's holding a little sack with some food inside. I don't feel like eating, I feel like dying.

"Go away"

"Mafuyu, I won't”

Akito keeps looking at me. I can't help but look at his eyes. They're beautiful and brave. Mine are wet, from the tears I just shed before.

"Mafuyu, I don't want those pretty eyes to be wet for tears, here"

Akito hands me a napkin. Why is he here? He's supposed to be playing videogames right now. He always plays them on Fridays. Yet, he's here. I place the napkin on my face and wipe off my tears. With him, I somehow immediately feel better.

"Hey, you know I always spend the Friday afternoon and night playing videogames with the rest of my friends, but today I want to spend it with my cute girlfriend Mafuyu"

"c-cute?"

My mouth rises up. I smile softly at his words. I almost never smile when I'm alone. When I'm in the sekai, with Miku. I never smile. Yet now I only feel like smiling.

"Your smile looks so pretty, you should smile more. I have some good, let's eat it in here and pretend we're having a picnic"

"This is..very nice of you, Akito-kun"

We place the sheet on the ground of my room. I turn on the lights.

"Hey, do you want to go outside, Mafuyu?"

"S-Sure! Let's go!"

This is the first the time I feel genuinely happy to go outside, especially when it's just with a person I care about. We now place the sheet in the garden's grass. The sun's light flashes on us, Akito's eyes are the prettiest in the sun. We place the food on the sheet.

"P-Pancakes.."

"Do you not like them?"

"Oh, of course I do, Akito-kun!" Akito laughs.

"I know you're used eating cheesecakes with Ena, right?"

"Yes, I do. But I wanna try this"

I grab the pancake with a fork and pop it into my mouth. The pancake is full of flavor. The chocolate that was put on it makes the flavor double, the sprinkles even more. It's the first time I see a pancake with chocolate on it. It tastes amazingly.

Soon after me, Akito eats his own pancake.

"Do you like them, Mafuyu?"

"They're..exceptional..I love them"

Akito smiles and giggles. We finished our pancakes soon and he pulls out some mountain dew and orange juice.

"Which do you want?"

"Oh, I'll take the orange juice"

"Hehe,I knew it"

I drink my orange juice. This feels just too nice, I don't know if I've ever been this happy. We chit chat about our bands and it's nighttime now.

"Hey, Mafuyu. Let's go at mines, Ena is at Tsukasa's house and my parents are at work, no one can see us!"

"Let's go, Akito"

We both hold each other's hands and head over to Akito's house. We enter and change. (I wear Akito's comfy sweater and pants to sleep)

"Mafuyu,you look so cute, in my clothing"

"Thank you. Before we go to sleep, c-can we...uh.."

"Yes?"

"Akito-kun, I want to hug you"

Akito giggles.

"Sure, come here, Mafuyu-chan"

Akito holds me and we cuddle in the sheets. My head is on his chest, as he pats me softly. And smiles, sometimes he giggles cutely. It's so comfy, the sheets are so warm.

He hugs me and I can't help but smile all out. He's too cute. He starts reaching for something on his desk.

He pulls out some air pods. He puts the left air pod on my ears and the right one on his. So they match our positions. He smiles at me and I smile back. That means we both agree to listen to some music before we go to sleep.

The music is calming and the piano notes are very nice. The song is a "Nocturne" by the composer Chopin.

The night sky travels though Akito's windows and the light of the stars shines on us, we look at each other and I quickly steal him a kiss on the lips, he kisses me back, as the night slowly starts to become dark and we fall asleep.

[botan-no-kitsune]

Sengoku Basara 30 Day Challenge: Day One

So, I don’t normally make posts, happy to reblog/lurk, but I can’t help but to want to participate in this challenge by @doredoree as something to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Sengoku Basara, along with a bonus after I answer. So, first day’s prompt:

How did you discover Sengoku Basara?

So my first exposure to the series was the first season of the first anime through my old cable tv package. I watched what they had but it wasn’t like streaming where the entire season would be out, no, that would be too easy. The way my cable package worked, because this was from a channel outside what package my mom paid for, there were like three episodes at a given time and that maybe two would be added and two would be taken away every week, and if you missed the update you were shit out of luck. I remember watching at least I wanna say five episodes??? Before I fucked up because I had other things I needed to do, but even then I had like no idea what was happening, I had no iota of Sengoku history in my noggin.

Skip a good few years. I’m in college, and I have a PS3 I think it would be cool to get a game from GameStop for. Oh hey, Sengoku Basara Samurai Heroes? Didn’t I watch the anime of this? It’s only fifteen dollars what’s the ha-

H Y P E R - F I X A T I O N A C T I V A T E

I would play SBSH for hours if I didn’t have homework to do. I studied up on Sengoku era history, bought books on the subject. I tore through the internet for fanart and fanfiction, bought more of the games and merch online, it was like my number one video game fandom at the time. It meant a lot to me.

Now when Yukimura Sanada-den came around and the franchise kinda crashed out, I stepped away, I need to admit that or it feels dishonest. But pretty recently it’s something I picked up again by some freak happenstance, and oops, hyperfixation returned, but honestly, it feels great to feel passion for something like this again, and I’m excited to keep it going!

To add something of my own to the challenge, I'm gonna put in a pic each day of Weird Senbasa Merch I Found! Starting strong, one of the most scrungly Mitsunaris I've ever seen!

Lordy the temptation to get this has been s t r o n g

See y'all tomorrow!

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Hello. I just started screenwriting. It was a bit difficult since all I've been writing was prose all my life but I got used to it in a bit once I finished watching all the Youtube tutorials and kept studying scripts, especially superhero ones since that's what I write. I started screenwriting because I realized I think more visually (especially with my ADHD) and I wasn't writing as much as I used to. Plus my writing style sucks. Peroid.

Can you share tips for beginner screenwriters? Like writing tv show and episodic stories if you can? It will be highly appreciated.

Also, how did you get into screenwriting?

Hi!

Welcome to the circus! We're all clowns here.

Nah, but real talk -- I'd be sure to check in on some free resources online that offer invaluable information and tips. Whether it's just random sites found via Google, or podcasts. Two of the only ones I personally really pay much attn to:

John August's Blog Scriptnotes Podcast (eps are free but there's Premium extras)

First things first, MY tip to you is to learn to love and embrace research. A huge part of the craft and job itself is researching. So if you learn to be good at it, even right off the bat in looking up tips on structure, formatting (Screenwriter's Bible is a great book for the technical basics), etc -- you'll be able to slowly learn the basics, and then how to evolve as a writer, and so on. Everything I ever knew of screenwriting before becoming a professional was self-taught, so don't think that one has to spend a fortune, take classes, etc to do this. If you have the determination, the drive, the work ethic, a smidgen of talent, and the delusion to not give up -- you never know how far you could actually go.

When it comes to the TV space, I will say it's... evolving. Drastically and quickly. 'Rules' and standards in the industry that were rules 20 years ago changed 10 years ago. And they're changing again now as we speak. That being said there's always going to be the core basics.

I think a good resource some for the basics at this point in time can be found here.

Beyond all that, a very helpful thing to do is to download and read as many scripts in the vein of what you hope to write as possible. Make a list of your favorite shows or ones in the genre and style and format you hope to work in -- and check around online. You're sure to find some pilots, maybe even some early pitches or show bibles for those series. Seeing how it's actually done on the page will always be the most valuable way of learning, above all else.

If you have more specific questions, I'm around and can try to help further. As for how I got into screenwriting? I realized very young I wanted to be involved in the industry in a creative capacity. I loved writing short stories and poetry as a kid and won some stuff in school but I never really thought about writing professionally. That being said, I was studying box office results like it was math homework and reading the trades while my friends were reading teen magazines on fashion and celeb couples, lol. At first I thought perhaps I would be a director since I'm a visual person, but then I wrote some fanfiction as a teen, and so many people would say "I wish you wrote for the show!" so I started to think maybe I could be a writer, but I didn't think I had my own stories to tell. And then... one day I did. I dove into some original ideas by thinking on what I wasn't seeing enough of from Hollywood (female lead action and thrillers, etc at the time) and off I went...

I've worked in the industry in other capacities (social media, PR, marketing, etc) from afar (in TX) for many years but eventually really started to do everything I could to pursue the true dream and be a writer. Alas, I wanted to make it on my own without asking for favors nor hookups. I would avoid what I did, if I were you -- GO AHEAD AND ASK FOR HELP. Don't be afraid to. I stupidly took longer than needed b/c I didn't want to be that person that asked for help or yet another friend of a celebrity who needed / wanted something from them. That was dumb. I could've saved myself years of struggling and hustling alone -- alas, lesson learned. 😂

Anyway, I eventually landed a rep via cold email queries. The guy was awful. I've since upgraded to much better reps and have a lot of exciting things happening. Slowly. The pandemic and strikes sidelined a lot and made projects that would've happened 5+ years ago only now start to really happen, but hey -- better late than never.

So yeah, just know that it's a really really REALLY hard time in the industry right now, and the TV space is being hit the hardest. That being said -- somebody still has to write for television. And there's no saying it can't be you, or anyone else reading this. If you can learn the basics of formatting and structure, hone your craft, find your VOICE as a writer, and work really really hard and be patient as hell... you never know what you can accomplish.

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[fursasaida]

was checking to see if there's some kind of online pedagogy platform for in-class essays - i.e., you can see that students are on the site and typing into it (to avoid just c/ped chatgpt responses and so on). I don't think I'd actually want to use such a thing, since the surveillance aspect squicks me out, but I was thinking about tactics teachers are using to avoid AI and how in-class essays is one, and how that would be difficult to translate to an online class. so I was wondering if it existed.

anyway, my poking around found 1) lots of sites to help students not do their homework 2) lots of navel-gazey essays by teachers about online teaching. a depressing venture overall

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✅ 2. Programming Online Help

Best for: Technical and coding-heavy theses (AI, ML, Data Science, IT) Why it stands out:

Experts in Python, MATLAB, Java, R, and C++

Can handle implementation + academic writing

Clear code explanations, system architecture, and documentation

Very affordable for complex tech projects compared to big academic sites

💡 Great for students who want both a working project and thesis report at one place.

✅ 3. Statistic Homework Tutors

Best for: Research-heavy, statistical, and data-driven theses Why students love it:

Strong command of SPSS, STATA, R, SAS, Python

Clean hypothesis testing, regression, ANOVA, and model building

Ideal for Public Health, Finance, Economics, Sociology

Low-cost packages for research paper + data support

💡 Trusted by PhD students needing in-depth quantitative research help.

🧠 Why These 3 Are Better Than “Cheapest” Sites

While you’ll find many low-cost freelancers or random sites online, here’s why these three are better:

✅ Academic integrity: No AI or spun content

✅ Experienced experts: Actual subject specialists, not general writers

✅ Student-first pricing: They don’t overcharge or upsell unnecessarily

✅ Supportive process: Communicate directly, get drafts, ask for changes

🛑 Warning: Don’t Fall for Dirt-Cheap Offers

Be careful with:

Generic platforms offering “$5 per page”

Writers who won’t share samples

No communication, no revisions, no formatting

You might save a few bucks but risk failing your thesis.

✅ Final Verdict

If you're looking for the best and cheapest thesis writing services, choose a team that offers:

Quality + affordability

Academic understanding

Real support through WhatsApp or email

Revision guarantees

AllHomeworkAssignments, ProgrammingOnlineHelp, and StatisticHomeworkTutors check all these boxes — making them a safe and smart choice for students who want value, not just a price tag.

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Simplify Learning with AI-Powered Support for Science and Coding Work

Simplify Learning with AI-Powered Support for Science and Coding Work

Academic pressure can escalate quickly, especially when multiple subjects demand attention at once. Students often find themselves navigating complicated topics with little time or guidance. From undefined instructions to tight deadlines, the experience can become overwhelming fast. These struggles are not symptoms of laziness or lack of ability; they're symptoms of a plan that doesn’t always match the speed or style of unique learners. Today’s students require responsive, intuitive tools that help them feel supported and capable, not further stressed or left behind in the process.

Smarter Support Through Online science assignment help

When topics like chemistry equations or biology concepts seem too dense to crack alone, online science assignment help offers a calming, guided alternative. Instead of shortcuts or copied answers, it gives students the chance to understand theories, explore visuals, and walk through explanations at their own pace. Complex ideas are made clear with language that doesn’t overwhelm. This shift from panic to clarity means learners gain more than a grade—they gain confidence. It’s an essential upgrade from traditional tutoring, designed for how today’s students actually learn and retain knowledge.

Helping Students Grasp Concepts, Not Just Memorize Answers

One of the numerous frustrating parts of schoolwork is memorizing facts without really knowing why they matter. Learners want context, relevance, and connection. Effective online science assignment help goes beyond static explanations. It engages the student with step-by-step logic, real-life examples, and diagrams that light up the process behind the answers. Rather than drilling for recall, it builds true comprehension. For struggling or distracted students, this plunging experience can be a breakthrough point, the change from thinking to knowing, from stagnant completion to committed education.

Empowering Students to Learn on Their Terms

Not every student studies well at the same time, pace, or in the same environment. Some prefer quick late-night reviews, while others need repeated visual walkthroughs. Modern learning tools acknowledge this reality by delivering support that fits each person’s habits and needs. Whether it’s mobile access on the bus or targeted help during an after-school cram session, students stay in control. This sense of autonomy encourages stronger learning habits and builds resilience. When learners feel they can manage their work, their motivation naturally increases, and their academic growth follows.

Bringing Technology Into the Learning Experience

Education doesn’t need to be stuck in the past. Tools built with AI now offer real-time, adaptive feedback and accurate guidance without waiting for a tutor or sifting through outdated videos. With innovative support, students can solve problems faster while actually improving their thinking process. This smart technology evolves with each question asked, helping learners improve with every session. It’s not just tech for tech’s sake—it’s the practical future of self-guided study, empowering learners to do more in less time without sacrificing accuracy or understanding.

Interactive and Visual Computer science homework solver

Coding can be tough when the logic doesn’t click. A computer science homework solver that visually breaks down loops, functions, and errors can be a major relief. It’s not about giving answers but helping learners see where the code fails and how to fix it. For STEM learners, these interactive diagrams and annotated lines of code help demystify the abstract. Whether it’s Java, Python, or C++, students gain insight into structure, logic, and best practices, helping them build not only working code but real understanding and skill.

Encouraging Growth in Real-world Coding Skills

As coding becomes a key skill in modern education, students need more than syntax correction—they need help forming logic, writing clean scripts, and debugging effectively. A computer science homework solver supports this by mimicking the process of a mentor reviewing their code. Rather than solving it all, it provides direction, flags inefficiencies, and explains outcomes. This process promotes problem-solving abilities and encourages independent thinking. For students juggling other subjects, it’s an efficient way to make progress in coding without getting stuck or falling behind.

Designed for Diverse Learning Styles and Needs

No two students are exactly alike. While one may be visual and quick, another might be analytical and methodical. This variety is often ignored in classrooms with fixed timelines and limited resources. Digital platforms that adapt to pace and preference offer learners a rare opportunity to learn in a way that genuinely works for them. Whether helping ESL students decode scientific terms or guiding fast learners through advanced coding logic, today’s tools make personalized education a practical reality, not a distant ideal. This level of adaptability changes how students relate to learning entirely.

Conclusion

Academic tools today must do more than answer questions—they must ease anxiety, promote understanding, and build confidence across subjects. For students needing guidance in science or coding, intelligent support systems deliver insights that foster growth rather than dependency. Whether clarifying equations or decoding algorithms, digital solutions are shaping stronger learners. Platforms like thehomework.ai/home offer this kind of support, not by replacing effort, but by amplifying it with clarity and strategy. Students aren't just surviving their assignments; they're learning how to think, apply, and succeed in the classroom and beyond.

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How EC Auto Is Changing the Game for Car Rental in Elk City OK

Sometimes finding a decent set of wheels feels like digging through haystacks blindfolded. Other times it just takes a walk down 20th Street in Elk City. That’s where folks bump into something different. Something smarter. That something happens to be EC Auto Enterprises, the go-to for reliable Car Rental in Elk City Ok without the fluff, fuss, or nonsense.

In a town where everyone knows someone’s cousin and the weather shifts in minutes, you need a ride that fits fast. Whether you’re hauling gear before sundown or cruising toward Clinton by sunrise, EC Auto’s got your back in real-time ways.

Not Just Another Lot of Cars

It’s not just metal and tires parked at 315 W 20th St. What EC Auto brings to the local scene feels more like a service-minded neighbor offering options. Options that make folks stop searching Car Rental Near Me and start sending their friends over instead.

This isn’t about gimmicks. It’s about honest pricing clear terms smooth pickup and no weird rules that leave you pacing by the office door. Every time a customer swings by whether it’s for a weekend trip or an unexpected flat they leave lighter than they arrived.

Six Reasons Elk City Keeps Choosing EC Auto

1. Fleet Variety That Actually Makes Sense Not everyone drives the same way. EC Auto's mix includes practical sedans sporty crossovers tough trucks and dependable family haulers.

2. Simple Booking That Doesn’t Feel Like Homework Fast online access. Or pop in. No twisty rules or strange forms. Just keys in hand and the road calling your name.

3. Local Vibes from Local Folks When you rent here you deal with real Elk City people. Not call center scripts. Real help when it matters.

4. Transparent Pricing Every Time No surprise math. What you see is what it costs. No oddball fees hiding behind the receipt.

5. Help That Doesn’t Clock Out at 5 Late plans? Last-minute rides? Their team works flexible to make sure your trip doesn’t start with stress.

6. Community-First Mentality They’re not just in Elk City. They’re for Elk City. Helping folks move get around and roll through life smoother.

What Locals Are Asking

Can I rent today if I just walk in? Yup. Drop-ins are welcome. Faster if you call ahead though. Weekends get busy.

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What about insurance stuff? Covered. They’ll walk you through what you need right there on site. No overthinking required.

Do you allow out-of-state travel? Sure thing. Let them know where you're heading and they’ll guide you through anything you need to prep.

What if I have questions after I leave? They’re still reachable. Support doesn’t vanish after keys get handed over.

Do you rent for just a few hours? Absolutely. Whether it’s a quick run or a full weekend escape they’ve got options that fit odd timelines.

Real Service For Real Roads

Elk City is a place where reliability isn’t a bonus—it’s baseline. EC Auto Enterprises knows this deeply. Every renter who leaves their lot leaves with more than a car. They leave with peace of mind. That counts for something especially when weather rolls in or plans shift sideways at the last minute.

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Desklib: Your Smart Academic Companion for Smarter Learning

In today’s digital era, students and educators are no longer limited to traditional textbooks and handwritten notes. The rise of artificial intelligence has transformed how we learn, teach, and evaluate knowledge. At the forefront of this educational revolution is Desklib — an all-in-one academic platform powered by cutting-edge AI tools like AI Grader, AI Code Checker, AI Quiz, AI Answers, AI Paraphraser, Study Documents, AI Detector, and Plagiarism Checker.

Whether you're preparing for exams, writing research papers, coding assignments, or even creating interactive quizzes, Desklib offers a suite of intelligent tools that simplify your learning journey. Let’s dive into how each feature can empower you to study smarter, not harder.

📚 Why Desklib Stands Out in Today’s Academic Landscape

With so many online platforms promising academic success, what makes Desklib different? It’s not just another website—it’s your personal academic assistant. Designed with real users in mind, Desklib blends artificial intelligence with human-centric design, making it easy, intuitive, and effective for learners of all ages.

Let’s explore the powerful tools that make Desklib a must-have for students, teachers, and professionals alike.

✅ AI Grader – Instant Feedback That Helps You Improve

Grading can be time-consuming and subjective—especially when dealing with essays, short answers, or complex problem sets. Enter AI Grader, a smart grading system that evaluates written responses quickly and accurately.

This tool uses natural language processing to understand context, grammar, structure, and content quality. Whether you're a teacher managing a class of 50 or a student practicing essay writing, AI Grader provides:

Instant feedback

Detailed scoring

Suggestions for improvement

Consistent evaluation standards

It’s like having a virtual teaching assistant available 24/7.

💻 AI Code Checker – Debug Like a Pro

For programming students and developers, writing clean, functional code is essential. But even the best coders make mistakes. That’s where the AI Code Checker comes in.

This tool scans your code for syntax errors, logical flaws, and performance issues. It supports multiple languages like Python, Java, C++, and more. What makes it stand out?

Real-time error detection

Intelligent suggestions for optimization

Explanation of common bugs

Integration with popular IDEs

Whether you're working on a university project or prepping for a technical interview, the AI Code Checker ensures your code is clean, efficient, and ready to run.

🧠 AI Quiz – Turn Learning Into a Game

Learning should be fun—and with AI Quiz, it is. This interactive tool transforms your study material into engaging quizzes tailored to your understanding level.

How does it work?

Input your topic or upload a document

Choose quiz type: MCQs, fill-in-the-blanks, true/false

Get instant results with explanations

Perfect for revision, test prep, or classroom engagement, AI Quiz keeps learners motivated and helps reinforce key concepts through gamification.

Teachers can also use this feature to create dynamic assessments and monitor student progress in real-time.

❓ AI Answers – Your Personal Knowledge Assistant

Got a question? Ask AI Answers. Whether it's a tricky math problem, a historical event, or a scientific concept, this tool gives you quick, accurate, and reliable responses based on credible sources.

Unlike generic search engines, AI Answers doesn’t just give you links—it gives you clear, concise explanations. Ideal for:

Homework help

Quick fact-checking

Concept clarification

Research support

Think of it as your 24/7 academic tutor, always ready to assist.

🔄 AI Paraphraser – Reword Without Losing Meaning

Originality is crucial in academic writing. But sometimes, finding the right way to rephrase a sentence without changing its meaning can be tough. That’s where AI Paraphraser shines.

This advanced tool understands context, tone, and intent. It helps you:

Avoid plagiarism

Enhance clarity

Improve readability

Maintain original meaning

Whether you’re rewriting an essay, preparing a presentation, or summarizing research, the AI Paraphraser ensures your work stays authentic and impactful.

🗂️ Study Documents – Organize, Store & Share

Managing study materials can be chaotic. With Study Documents, you can store, categorize, and access all your files in one place. No more lost PDFs or cluttered folders.

Features include:

Cloud-based storage

Easy tagging and search

Collaborative sharing

Offline access

Ideal for group projects, research teams, or individual learners, Study Documents brings order to your academic life.

🔍 AI Detector – Spot AI-Written Content Fast

As AI-generated text becomes more prevalent, maintaining authenticity in academic work is more important than ever. The AI Detector analyzes text to determine if it was written by a human or generated by AI.

Why use it?

Ensure academic integrity

Detect AI-written essays

Maintain fairness in assessments

Promote genuine learning

Educators, institutions, and students can rely on this tool to uphold high standards of originality and critical thinking.

🚫 Plagiarism Checker – Protect Your Original Work

Plagiarism is a serious offense in academia. To ensure your work is truly yours, Desklib offers a powerful Plagiarism Checker that scans your documents against billions of web pages and academic databases.

Key benefits:

Comprehensive similarity reports

Source identification

Multiple file format support

Fast and accurate results

Use it before submitting assignments, publishing research, or presenting at conferences to maintain credibility and avoid unintentional copying.

💬 Real Stories from Real Users

Don’t just take our word for it. Hear from students and educators who’ve made Desklib part of their daily routine.

"The Plagiarism Checker helped me catch accidental duplication in my thesis. I submitted confidently knowing my work was original." – Priya, PhD Candidate

"I use AI Answers every day for quick homework help. It saves me so much time!" – Noah, High School Student

"AI Grader changed how I assess my students. It's fast, fair, and gives them valuable insights." – Mr. Johnson, University Professor

These stories reflect the real impact Desklib has on everyday learning.

📰 Stay Updated with Our Blog

At Desklib, we believe learning never stops. That’s why we regularly publish articles, guides, and expert tips on our blog. From mastering AI tools to improving study habits, there’s always something new to discover.

Check out our latest posts:

“How to Ace Your Coding Assignments Using AI”

“Top 5 Tips for Effective Exam Revision”

“Understanding AI Ethics in Education”

Stay ahead of the curve with expert insights and actionable advice.

🌐 Visit Desklib Today!

Ready to experience the future of learning? Explore everything Desklib has to offer at https://desklib.com/. Whether you're a student, educator, researcher, or professional, our AI-powered tools are designed to support your academic goals.

From AI Grader to Plagiarism Checker, Desklib empowers you to learn smarter, write better, and stay ahead of the competition.

🧩 Final Thoughts: Embrace AI for Better Learning

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it's here, and it's transforming education. Tools like AI Grader, AI Code Checker, AI Quiz, AI Answers, AI Paraphraser, Study Documents, AI Detector, and Plagiarism Checker are becoming essential components of modern learning.

By integrating these technologies into your study routine, you open doors to:

Improved efficiency

Deeper understanding

Enhanced creativity

Greater academic success

So why wait? Discover the power of AI with Desklib and unlock your full potential.

👉 Start your journey today at https://desklib.com/. Join thousands of students and educators who are already embracing smarter learning.