by Mel Ansell | Dec 9, 2018 | Study Advice
1. Celebrate Once we hit high school — especially when NCEA starts ruling our schedule — we might feel like we’re constantly stuck between doing work and procrastinating doing work. The bad news is that the modern world encourages busyness and often makes it feel like...
by Kiya Basabas | Dec 4, 2018 | Study Advice
Well, 2018 exams have come to a close and we can conclude that they sure taught us love, patience, pain, and how to turn NCEA questions into relatable meme content. This year was faced with Yamahas, chicken combs and trivial petitions galore. But like learning these...
by Molly Robson | Nov 27, 2018 | Study Advice
There are two types of people in this world who study for extended periods at a time. 1. Those who are absolutely determined to be one of the seven people nationwide who gets E in Level 3 unfamiliar text, and 2. Those who have left everything to the last minute and...
by Lily Martin-hine | Nov 26, 2018 | Study Advice
How many times have you fallen victim to the temptation of studying from the comfort of your own bed, only to find yourself accidentally binge-watching the entire series of Brooklyn Nine-Nine instead? It’s relatively obvious that this isn’t exactly the most...
by Kiya Basabas | Nov 25, 2018 | Study Advice
Sometimes it’s awesome to be able to crack open a textbook and highlight “just the important bits” from the comforts of our own bed. Other times, it’s easy to open up your internet browser and accidentally watch the first 3 seasons of Brooklyn Nine-Nine on...
by Mel Ansell | Nov 22, 2018 | StressLess StudyTime, Study Advice
Heya Studytimers, it’s our second-to-last StressLess StudyTime post today, but it’s an important one, Tolerating Stress. This is a crucial part of the puzzle when it comes to dealing with exams and an important skill to build upon everything we’ve talked about so...
