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ihatesoup posted
5 months ago
Study Tips
School work and tests can be bad enough without the added stress of living with cancer.
Check out:
http://kidshealth.org/teen/school_jobs/school/test_terror.html
For tips on studying for tests and heaps of other stuff.
3 Comments in this Topic
Jen said
5 months ago
Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Sometimes people don’t like to let teachers and lectures’/tutors know that there is a cancer diagnosis in the family. It’s hard enough having to deal with this let alone your studies. If you need extra help or extensions, even special consideration when things get to tough and you just can’t do them. PLEASE JUST ASK!!! Most are very supportive and want the best for you!
NWcontent said
4 months ago
Green tea is good when you're studying. It has caffeine to keep you awake/alert but is much healthier than coffee and regular tea (no milk and sugar for one thing). It's got anti-oxidants and stuff like that, and apparantly helps with digestion and blocks fat absorbtion (not sure where I heard that or how true it is). Just don't make it too strong or it will taste bitter and gross.
RS said
3 months ago
Hi all, i find getting out of the house and going somewhere with a study feel helps not to mention gets you away from a few distractions. Library's are a good bet but also coffee shops with comfy couches can be good and that way you can get some caffeine while your at it.
Good luck.
RS.Edited by moderator 3 months ago
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