8 Tips for Staying Motivated When Staying at Home It’s been over a month since quarantine began and I think we’re all starting to feel it. When the chaos began everyone seemed to be discussing methods of successfully working from home. As time goes on, however, motivation is becoming much more difficult to maintain, not…
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Coping with Change Change is stressful. Whether it be good, bad, or neutral, changes in life can prompt feelings of anxiety and even depression. Though in some ways we may wish to avoid it, it is simply part of life and can represent opportunity for growth. As we all continue to learn to deal with…
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Books to Read When Staying Home Due to everyone being encouraged to remain home, we thought it was time for another book recommendation list. We chose primarily books that are a bit more lighthearted and less tragic so if that’s what you’re looking for during this chaotic time, we hope you enjoy! Waterfall by Lisa…
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7 Benefits of Learning Outdoors While doing some research in preparation for this week’s blog post, I came across an interesting article that discussed some of the benefits of taking learning outside. I had never considered the influence the outdoors could have on education and decided to do some further research. That research culminated in…
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Staycation Ideas for Spring Break Whether you have it in March or April, Spring Break is nearly here! For some, Spring Break marks vacation time. However, many are not in a position to enjoy such activities. This week we’ve put together a list of staycation ideas for those who can’t get away. Even if Spring…
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Ideas for More Effective Study Gaining effective studies is critical, not only for high school, but particularly for those who intend to continue their education after high school. It’s also one of those areas of school that, in general, it’s up to us as students to figure out. This week we want to give you…
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Presidential Thoughts on Education With President’s Day this week, citizens of the United States have the opportunity to reflect on many of the great leaders that have made a positive impact on the nation. This week we’d like to celebrate these leaders by highlighting their thoughts on the power of education. So, everybody sit back…
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The Month of Love: Serving Others February can be a difficult time for people. In many locations, winter continues to shower snow making it difficult to get around and amplifying the seasonal depression many of us struggle with. It’s also known as the month of love as Valentine’s Day looms ever closer. For many this…
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25 Small Things to Do That Make a Big Difference We all know that life can be chaotic and often overwhelming. This week we’ve created a list of 25 things you can do in up to ten minutes that can have a positive impact on your daily life. Make your bed Take a walk around…
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Creativity is for Everyone Before we begin discussing the benefits of having creative outlets, I want to make something clear. Do not go into this discussion thinking of it as yet another thing to do. Whatever creative opportunities you take should be fun and relaxing. They do not necessarily have to be done every day…
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