#help for students

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!!Students read this immediately!!

This is something i've learned accidently in 8th grade.

Go to sleep at 9 pm and you'll wake up at 4 am; with 8 hours of sleep and refreshed!!

don't believe me? count on your fingers from 9pm to 4am and you'll get exactly 8 hours full eight hours of sleep!

I had done this before the start of my exams and they went really well!

and the best part is if you are a uni/college student you'll have much time to prepare for your classes or tests!

this really works no joke! the week i accidently started doing this i was waking up well before my mom at 3:48 am or at 4:06 am, dressed up for school and i was feeling refreshed as well!

!!!!!!!(reblog to help others find this post)!!!!!!!!

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Guest Post: How to write a Master's thesis

My bestie wrote another guest blog entry about her best tips for writing a master thesis. ☺️

Recently, I handed in my master’s thesis for the degree of a Master of Arts. During that time, I had a lot of problems going on, most of a personal nature, but also others that you are all aware of, namely, the pandemic. Then, next to personal and public issues, there is the academic process of writing a thesis of 80 pages. All three of those areas in your life come together in a tangled mess…

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Witchy School Survival Kit.

Contains items to help with school and academia such as Gemstones for the following:

Lepidolite (for shyness and anxiety)

Sodalite (mental clarity, helps with taking in new information and easing mind chatter)

Carnelian (creativity, confidence and motivation)

Tiger Eye (staying focused during study and research)

Fluorite (helps with learning, stress and concentration)

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If you’re anything like me and suffer from anxiety, and could use a little confidence boost when it comes to academic work, this witch pouch might just be for you. I often carry Lepidolite to help with my anxiety and nervousness. And a travel size grimoire always comes in handy.

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“10 Dialogue Errors Writers Should Avoid At All Costs” by Amanda Patterson at Writers Write

[minimaliststudy]

useful websites and apps for essay writing

- planning

use mindnode to create digital mindmaps to help you plan your essay

- writing

for distraction free writing try forest to stop you tab-hopping when you should be working

try accelastudy to broaden your vocabulary

if you want to save time try dragon dictation you can speak your essay and it will convert your voice to words, saving you hours. the app also gets used to your voice over time to improve accuracy

- checking and referencing

citethisforme - with over 30 options and hundreds of footnoting styles this website makes citing works you have referred to super simple. no more plagiarism!

use a plagiarism checker to make sure you don’t get caught out. just paste in your essay and it will show you anything a university would consider plagiarism

use grammarly to check your grammar, punctuation and spelling - silly mistakes that can make your essay look rushed and unprofessional

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Just so you all know, the us government is doing this now and you should all check to see if you fit the criteria. Interest and payments are suspended until september 30 according to my work HR.

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Read this blog to know about five Extremely useful website that help students to make their life easier, drafted by the expert writers of Assignment Prime