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Before you know it, its mid terms. Besides assignments and homeworks and meeting deadlines for everything else, you still need time to study. Dont stress it! One simple lesson, I keep learning time after time is:”If you cant change the way things are let it go.” Somethings are not for you to control.
I find wikihow to be a helpful source on so many ‘know how to’ topics. This is one artivle that says the very least but if followed closely can help you to reap great deal.
https://www.google.com/amp/m.wikihow.com/Cope-With-Stress-at-School%3famp=1
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Kevin,
I love this article! I find that I am currently doing some of those things I should be doing, such as breaking things into parts. Nevertheless, I am also someone who tends to study at 9 PM like the article suggested not to do. I will definitely have to take some of these steps into consideration so that this school year can be a total success. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Glad you found this article uselful Luz. It makes a lot of sense and it also reinforces some of the things that i have been doing, like using flash cards when waiting, instead of letting an extra 15 minutes go to waste.
I am also a morning person, so I give my best shot right out of bed. It can be hard though esp if I am tired from the day before.