There are three certainties in this world: Death, Taxes and Homework Assignments. No matter where you study, and no matter which level you are studying at, there will be, at some point in your academic career, homework assignments that need to be done. Easier said than done, am I right? Continue reading
Crunch time is coming, deadlines need to be met, essays need to be submitted, and tests should be studied for. As a student who’s waiting for the end of crunch time, you’re looking for all the right ways to cut corners while being ultra efficient with your time and energy. But sometimes racing the clock you’ll come to a realization that this mountain of a task is insurmountable and it seems almost impossible to accomplish. But at this low point is exactly where you shouldn’t settle with an incomplete assignment or missing work. There are workarounds and “life hacks” that can help pull you out of this sticky situation. Continue reading
There are a few things in life that people think are almost guaranteed: death, taxes, and homework. When you’re in school, you probably only have to worry about the last one. It’s a highly debated topic, whether school assignments are actually beneficial or just busywork, but nonetheless, they are required by almost every teacher, professor and educator in order to pass a course. This weighs significantly on a student’s mind as they are told time and time again that education is essential to a better life, and passing your courses are of utmost importance. This can lead to several problems within life as a student, so naturally, students try to find a way around it or a way to handle it with ease. Continue reading
Summer is slowly but surely coming to a close. This year has been wild so far, and quite unexpected. Some schools have chosen to close down during the past few months to take control of the global pandemic, and some have resumed through online courses and classes. Whatever the case may be, education is an important factor that should be handled carefully. Continue reading
There is the never-ending question of homework and whether it’s beneficial to students or not. Both camps have staunchly defended their point of view to the grave, claiming that homework is NOT beneficial or that homework is COMPLETELY necessary to a student’s learning. Well, here we are again at a crossroads trying to get to the bottom of this argument; does homework benefit the students, or is it more detrimental to their overall learning experience? We’re going to break it down so maybe you can settle this argument once and for all. But to get to the bottom of this, we should understand what the sides are — Continue reading
Out of all of the many skills students learn in University or College, there seems to be one that alludes everyone’s mind, something that is uncommon but extremely resourceful and quite overlooked. Continue reading
There’s a shortlist of things students absolutely loathe, no matter what major you’re in or which Universities or High Schools you study at. There’s student loans, 7 AM morning classes, registration for classes, and dreaded homework. All of these things inconvenience students to no end, getting in the way of their finances or social time or even spending with family time. Everybody needs a little R&R every now and then, don’t they? Continue reading
