#organisation

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11.04.2025—Friday afternoon planning

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Tips to be more organised for school

By someone who is very disorganised, here are some things I've implemented to become more organised for school :

1. Pack your bag the day before :

Make sure you have all your books , pe kit , homework, pencil case, etc. It just saves you the stress in the morning and makes sure you definelty packed everything.

2. Do you homework the day it's set :

Yes , we all tend to procrastinate on our homework . But doing this makes sure it's out of the way and overall you'll have less homework to do at the end of the week .

( If you can't do it the day it's set obnoxiously highlight it in your calender or put a big ,annoying reminder on your phone .- This way you can't ignore it . )

3. Schedule your study/work sessions :

Find out when your exam , assignment, projects are / are due . Then schedule sessions leading up ---> to that date ( do not just cram it the day before , I know you think you can , but it will not provide the same results )

I feel like these are very basic, especially if you're naturally an organised person, but personally, it helps so much .

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A handy guide to the organisation of living things! Now you can tell your biomes from your ecosystems, and your organs from your organelles.

Source: Science Stories Instagram Page

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Doubts about the wisdom of the masses are as old as philosophy itself. Yet interest in democracy’s “epistemic” merits has surged in the last

The most reliably successful efforts to transform the social identities of large numbers of adults, in a democratic direction, operate outside the realm of mass politics altogether. Instead, they are nearly always rooted in ongoing face-to-face relationships, within organizations whose purposes are not, at least in the first instance, directly political. After all, the target audience is not the “usual suspects” who show up to political meetings. To rebuild collective identification across difference—solidarity, in other words—people must first have other reasons to work with and trust one another. Only then can social identity begin to shift, bringing diversified media consumption, epistemic openness, and ultimately a revised political consciousness, along with it. The classic location for this sort of “organizing” is labor unions, which have always played a central role in the expansion and consolidation of democracy. And despite the sustained attacks against it, workplace organizing still has a unique ability to bring diverse people together in pursuit of common aims: a revived labor movement must therefore be a central part of any project of democratic renewal. In addition, however, solidarity, civic capacity, and collective power must be built along other lines as well, fostering collective identification around shared concerns such as debt, housing, or the environment, as well as common religious, artistic, or even athletic commitments.

12 November 2025