I am so bad at journaling. It’s something I’ve often made goals to do but I can never seem to find my groove. Despite my lack of dedication, however, there are many reasons why everyone should prioritize journaling regularly. This week we’d like to discuss the reasons why it’s worth it to journal, as well…
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The most daunting aspect of education is memorization. For some people it may come fairly easy. For others it is the bane of existence. However, it doesn’t have to be. While it may always be time consuming and a little frustrating, there are many techniques you can try to make it easier. This week we…
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What You Need for Online School
Tori MacArthur Books, Education, graduation goals, reading, school, study skills, tutoring, Writing, youth
What you need for online school
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Ideas for More Effective Study
Tori MacArthur Books, Education, graduation goals, Holidays, reading, school, study skills, tutoring, Writing, youth
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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So, You Want to be a Business Management Major
Tori MacArthur Books, Education, graduation goals, reading, school, study skills, tutoring, Writing, youth
So, You Want to be a Business Management Major This week we were able to interview Shilee Martinez, a student currently working on her bachelor’s degree in business management. She is excited for what she is preparing to do and may be able to shed some light for those who are considering a similar major. …
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Benefits of FAFSA
Benefits of FAFSA Most people have heard of FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). However, due to some misconceptions about the purpose of FAFSA, many people never fill it out. This is because it’s commonly believed that only those who come from households with extremely low incomes can qualify. This is not true. Nearly…
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Teacher Appreciation
Teacher Appreciation As May begins, for many, school is coming to a close. As such, let us each take some time to appreciate our incredible teachers. Whether they be in classroom teachers, online instructors, private tutors, or even our own parents, they all are key to student comprehension and growth. This week we were able…
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Avoiding Bias in Writing
Avoiding Bias in Writing It can be extremely difficult to avoid being biased in writing. Bias is a tendency or inclination for an individual to hold a certain outlook or make certain judgements about any topic, from people to ideas. The news today is full of bias, particularly in regard to political and social issues…
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Why be Creative?
Why be Creative? Often when we think of creativity, we think of someone who can paint a picture, write an incredible story, or put together a dance. But creativity is so much more than that. Creativity is about figuring out a new path around the roadblocks that will irrevocably be a part of our mortal…
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So You Want to be a Broadcast Journalism Major
So You Want to be a Broadcast Journalism Major This week we were able to interview Erin MacArthur who received a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism. Interviewer: What made you want to major in Broadcast Journalism? Erin: I enjoy writing and mostly it just sounded interesting. Interviewer: Where did you do your schooling? What are…
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