3 Tips to Increasing Creativity

Have you heard the "Think so shall it be" saying. Well it's true. Your subconscious listens very attentively. If you tell yourself "I can't" aloud or internally, then well you guessed it. You won't. When pressed with a problem to come up with a creative solution and you immediately tell yourself "I can't do that" try "In the past I have had a challenging time doing this however I am learning to take a more creative look at things now". Or something along those lines. Your subconscious will start to take down the road block that you mentally created and in time, you will open up. Allowing more room for a creative outcome rather then the wall you have encountered in the past.

10 Tips to Help You Ace Your Final Exam

These Tips Are Proven to Work

Before you know it, it will be time to take your final exam in your college courses.  The final exam can be very intimidating.  I know that if I’m not prepared, I’ll sit there and think, “Oh,

 God!  I can’t even remember my own name.”  This happens to several people.  The brain just shuts down and you begin to panic.  The final exam can cause many to lose sleep.  But, what if you could sleep peacefully the night before the final exam, rather trying to cram several months worth material into your overly tired brain?  Here are ten tips to help you ace your final exam.


1.    Start studying at least one week before the final exam.  To ace your final exam, you must spend several hours studying, but this doesn’t mean studying all night before the final exam.  This never seems to work anyway.  But, if you spend an hour each night for a week before the final exam, you’ll slowly take in the information and remember it. 


2.    Read all of the assignments when they are assigned.  Reading ten chapters worth of material the week before the final exam will not work.  In order to ace your final exam, you must read the material when your instructor assigns it.  When you try to read all that material in one week, before your final exam, it’s simply too much to take in.  You must be able to remember this material in order to ace your final exam.


3.    Memorize important information.  If you pay attention in class, your instructor will, more than likely, mention pieces of information and say that they will be on the final exam.  Write these down and memorize them.  If you want to ace your final exam, pay attention to any piece of information that seems important.  When reading a chapter in your textbook, highlight anything that even sounds like it might be on the text.  The final exam will, more than likely, be just like the midterm you took earlier in the semester.

HOLIDAY!!!!!

If you are still a student and only have  a little budget to make a travel, you can look for discount student travel agencies. This agencies usually offers a discount and great deals for the student. Use the internet to find them and at least you have 3 – 5 deals to choose from. The cheapest is not always the best, so you have to compare them carefully.
A lot of discount student travel agencies are online and you can find them easily. But it does not mean that you will come out with the cheapest deal. Some of the agencies only give discounts for educational travel only, not for the leisure travel. But it does not matter because many others agencies promotes discounted travel for the student. You can save a lot of money by dealing for a round-trip ticket and then search the site that offer a return trip option with an open-end schedule. Sometimes this strategy can save a lot of your money. The only that you have remember is always read the deal carefully for several times.

Stop Bullying Me!

Once you realise that you are the target of bullying you must take action to stop this from happening.
You may be a child but you are still powerful and it is up to you to remember your power and grow it!
Imagine your power is like a little seed sprouting from the earth. The more you nurture it the bigger and stronger it grows.
When your powerseed is fully grown it will be like a ball of positive energy in your tummy, helping you experience a powerful, successful and happy life.

Bullying in schools

Worried about going back to school? Worried about school bullying? Intimidation, threats, taunting, violence?

Recently there's been much increased awareness of bullying in schools and whilst it may appear that bullying is on the increase, I suspect there's been little change in the amount of bullying that goes on in school. What has changed is that society is at last beginning to recognise just how vile bullying is and that the myths and misperceptions are just that - myths and misperceptions. Those who perpetuate these myths are choosing to be part of the problem, not the solution.

It seems that children bully for a variety of reasons and when dealing with child bullying it's essential to identify who is the bully at the centre of the violence - there's usually one person who's the gang leader - and the reasons for bullying which include:

• frustration - a child is impaired in some way and is frustrated and resentful because the source of their difficulty has not been identified - problems can include deafness, dyslexia, autism, allergy, being left-handed, undiagnosed PTSD or some unidentified learning difficulty - nevertheless the child is expected to perform at the level required by the school and no attempt is made to identify the source of the frustration

Students and MID Term TEST...!!!

AAAaaaaRRRrrrrrGGGGggghHHHHh...!!!

Many students begin to show warning signs of the illness shortly before midterms test. These symptoms can include, but are not limited to: Bad habit, a dramatic plunge in physical appearance and lowered class attendance, but do not fret. There are many ways to prevent and overcome this dangerous illness. Take these simple strategies to heart, and I guarantee you, too, will make it through these final weeks of the semester alive.

Step 1: Set goals.

At this point, we as a student should make a clear goals. We should think about the think that we will do for the future. Set a clear goal about our score that we aimed to, and the materials that we have mastered before the mid-test. So, when the time of midterms tests closer, we will be ready.

 Step 2: Avoid distractions.

College Students VS High School Students..!! (>,<)\m/

1. In high school, you do homework. In college, you study. 
2. No food is allowed in the hall in high school. In college, food must be provided at an event before students will come.
3. In high school, you wear your backpack on one shoulder; in college, on both. 
4. In college, the professors can tell you the answer without looking at the teacher's guide. 
5. In college, there are no bells or tardy slips. 
6. In high school, you have to live with your parents. In college, you get to live with your friends.
7. In college, you don't have to wait in a certain lunch line to be cool.