#assignments for college students

[im-frnk]

I know this is kinda odd to post here but in the school noone really help me and i really need to complete this assignment.

This is my research project about management classrooms with students with special needs.

This is a questionnaire, its really easy and quick to take.

Its in Spanish but im pretty sure you can translate it automatically in the page (if not i dont really care y just need to raise the numbers of my individual answers)

So please please please help me 😭🙏

Thank you all <3

[thiinka]

[winterr77]

ੈ✩‧₊˚Self Improvement Habits

ੈ✩‧₊˚self improvement habits to slowly implement

✩no social media before 10 am and after 9 pm (even better if you delete your social media, I only use pinterest and tumblr)

✩sleeping around 6-8 hours everyday and not sleeping later than 12pm

✩ figure out your bodies needs, what are you defficient in?(e.g iron and vitamin D) Do you need acne meds? (they saved my skin) Take vitamins and minerals daily and invest in your health early to prevent issues.

✩waking up early (this can vary but I try around 5-7am)

✩reading 15 min a day and slowly increasing by 3-5 min, I recommend classic literature such as Woolf, Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, etc

✩working out once a week for beginners to slowly 3 times a week

✩eating healthier through nutritious meals, fruits and nuts and avoiding very sugary and overly processed junk food.

✩practicing writing, journalling, or any other form of creative expression

✩pick up an instrument to learn (proven to increase brain activity and improve brain health)

✩reconnect with nature, spend an hour or more outside, no music just listening to your natural surroundings

✩choose a skill and hone it, this can be from Edx or Skillshare, e.g CS50 course from Harvard at Edx

✩work on your goals for at least 30min a day

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good luck with your studies !!!

~winter

ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ✩‧₊˚

[lilyfoxclover]

🫠😩

[arcqiv]

Wednesday | 04/10 | 9:03 p.m.

Hi friends. I have been busy with a lot of things.

Things I have done in 3 days —

Write a poem for recitation on farewell day. ✅️

Design the invitation cards. ✅️

Write the script for the Vote-of-thanks. (almost done)

Guide my classmates with the practicals. ✅️

Write the practical record. ✅️

phew

Tomorrow, I have got —

P3 u1 test + mid-sem practical exam

P4 u1 test + mid-sem practical exam

These tests are really important in the exam pov...and I haven't even started studying yet. 🙃

Things to complete this week —

Botany Practical Record

English Assignment Project

QLT Assignment Project

Media, Culture & Society Assignment Project

(all projects are supposed to be hand-written)

Prepare myself for the VOT and poem recitation (most imp.)

I have never been this busy my entire life. Trust me.

Gotta go study now. Bye, friends. 🌱

[stripedstarsblueflags]

Fanfiction is not an industry.

There are no publishing houses, professional editors, algorithms, distribution managers, talent agents, or, in almost all cases, profit.

Fanfiction is the result of hardworking creative individuals choosing to share their passions and imaginations with no tangible benefit to themselves.

Fanfiction is not, and never has been, an industry.

[francisforever2014]

gen ai hate has gone so far that we’re glorifying undergrad term papers . we’ve lost the fucking plottttt

[alilbabysprout]

wanting to be the favorite student of all my literary theory professors is a super normal desire to have right

[bonni]

of course, the perfect solution to YOU being bad at your job and not being able to engage your students enough to properly explain to them why chatgpt is not a replacement for essay writing skills is to punish your students by depriving them of access to technologies that they have probably been using for over a decade at this point

[cockroachparty]

an unconventional study tip that has helped reduce my stress:

spend an hour doing a hobby you enjoy before leaping into your workload

this goes against much of what we read on keeping a good study schedule (aka get your work done before doing the fun stuff) but when you're stressed, it can be really hard getting into study mode when all you want to do is decompress

which is why allowing yourself an hour to do that thing you really want to do (NOT DOOMSCROLLING) can help you out in the long run. doing that thing you love will help calm your nerves and clear your head, making it easier to tackle your assignments.

get one good hour of your hobby in and then lock tf in.

[racoonstudies]

9-01-2025

The sensitive suffer more; but they love more, and dream more.

🎧: Yellow by Coldplay 💛

[winterr77]

ੈ✩ Habits for your academic life

Below are some habits and rules to keep in mind throughout your studies and some tips that will elevate your learning experiences.

☆ Setting boundaries and learning to say no

It is always easy to say yes and join every social event that one is invited to, however its crucial to consider your own personal life and the consequences of your decisions. Hanging out with friends is a needed event as a social creature, however it's better to exercise caution and know when to say "no" to focus on your own goals and dreams. Don't get pulled into the pace of others and focus on finding a routine and schedule that works for your own benefit.

☆ Being comfortable with your own company

You will find in uni that there are lots of times that you will spend alone, and maybe feel a little anxious that you're the only person who isn't constantly in the company of someone everyday like you maybe were in high school. However, realise that even the time to yourself is a time of value, and treasure those moments to focus and work on your own goals. It is easier to get lost and lose sight of your ambitions when with others who don't have the same aspirations as yourself. Use your own time to sit down and work out what you want to achieve and quietly put in the effort to win.

☆ Never being scared to ask questions

It can be quite daunting to ask questions in lectures, so I prefer to ask my questions during times that aren't forced into a short time interval, such as tutorials, office hours, and other forms of learning support that your university/college provides. This way there is no rush to answer my questions and take my time in working through concepts and ideas. Ask questions based on your own conclusions, questions that challenge current rules and perspectives. Think deeper into your lessons and seek to make use of every bit of information.

☆ Being curious

This is very much related to the point above, that being that personal interest really aids with the brains memory retention. The more things you approach with an enthusiastic attitude, the easier it is for your brain to remember and categorise. Having curiosity, even if it is forced, gives a great advantage where you seek to interconnect the information you learn with other data, and grow more networks of neurons that allows your brain to stay healthy and active.

☆ Initiating contact

Struggling with a theory or assignment? Great, it shows that you are actively trying to understand a concept and working your brain muscles. Now the best way to comprehend or complete what you are struggling with is to access support materials. Still difficult? Reach out. Your teachers, professors, tutors are all there for your benefit. Use them intelligently and squeeze every drop of assistance and support from them while they are still available to you.

☆Watching educational content to aid your studies

You can never lose from learning a bit more every day. However make sure to fact check and find your information from trusted and quality sources. In general, it's always a win to be educated in various topics from health, sciences, arts, humanities and more to gain a better understanding of ourselves, our world, and humanity.

For example, I watched a ted talk today, and here is my conclusions from my notes:

ੈ✩TedX: Why Reading Matters by Rita Carter

Summary:

☆Your brain needs a workout as much as your body. And reading fiction seems to be one of the best workouts you can get. (I recommend quality fiction, with that being classic literature because it genuinely exercises your mind with its intricate language techniques and diverse vocabulary)

☆Not only is it good for you, but it's also good for society as a whole because the brain is like a muscle: the more you force yourself through books to take other people's perspectives, to sympathise, to empathise with other people, the more empathetic a society we will have.

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good luck lovelies

~winter

ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ✩‧₊˚

[septemberkisses]

oh lord please give me the strength to bear these cold winter months and study for my end sems at the same time. amen.

[random-remzy]

hey sorry if i was a little out of it today its just that i spent 5 hours yesterday standing and walking handling boiling water and toxic gas in a lab filled to the brim with other experiments involving toxic fumes and chemicals had a splitting headache either got something in my eye (im pretty sure it was toxic if the redness is anything to go by) my skin was pale and my hands were yellow, also my face was experiencing severe fatigue that i have never ever experienced before, added on to the anxiety of initially having to rewrite my entire research question and procedure on the day of the experiment, because they forgot to order the ONE chemical i had asked for, and i nearly cried to my friend about this because i was on the verge of a fucking breakdown tehre were 10 students, most chemicals were from teh lab how did you forget the ONE thing i asked for- and then 2 failed experiments with the new research question, which only left me about 2 hours for the actual experiment while everyone else had been at it since 10 in the morning. and so i had to conduct multiple trials at once thereby quadrupling the amount of toxic gas and harmful acids i was working with. Got yelled at by the teacher a couple of times. the same teacher who foRGOT to get me my original chemical. Then the biology teacher watched me put equipment back while near tears after the second failed experiment, because if i didnt do this experiment that very day, then i would have to wait until after summer, which would add onto the other experiments and lab reports i have to do in my other sciences ( i take all 3) and she took pity and helped me construct a different method to collect the data. And because i was doing 4x the work in less than half the time, i ended up being the 3rd person to finish out of 10 students, and spent about 10 minutes stretching with my friend because god forbid my athletic bitchass friend let me rest on my ass. then i just laid on the ground of the locker room for half an hour and played merge dragon instead of studying for the last math test of the year (on thursday) because fuck life actually.

But again I'm Really sorry! I'll make it up to you I promise! And i know that its not an excuse for my attitude or behaviour! Again! Really sorry :(

[arcqiv]

Tuesday | 04/01

To-do list of the day:

(academic)

complete P4 (not the entire unit b/c I am stupid, and I thought I could do it, anyway...)

start botany u1

revise MCS notes + the upcoming topic for tomorrow's class

revise P4 u3 (because my processors decided to start 2 units at the same time)

revise QLT syllabus (opt., if I get time which I don't think I will...)

Read a Nautilus article

(personal)

hair wash day

take care of a long-overdue gift

do a Korean lesson (I used to maintain a proper notebook other than using Duolingo but because of exams and all, I kind drifted apart from that practice, so I hope I get to do it today.)

read a few pages of Curious by Ian Leslie

That's all, I guess...if I remember something else (and if it's possible for me to do something else), I will update it.