A Study Tip A Day

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Want better time management? Take 5 minutes to visualize and note "to do" tasks for the next day before you stop studying or go to bed.

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Are you a college student? Here is some useful information:

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You may be a carrier. do your part and stop the spread by following social distance guidelines. Stay healthy and help those around you to adhere to guidelines. It is the best defense again the spread. Also, remember to wash your hands all the time!

More time on your hands? Why not call friends and relatives you haven't seen in a while.

How to Stay Connected In This Era of Social Distancing? Try Making a Phone Call. In this time of isolation, self-quarantines and social distancing, we need to find new ways to keep connected. One of them might actually be a return to the old fashioned social phone call.

Is your school closed? If you need to complete classes online, make a schedule to study or complete assignments when you are most alert. Post the schedule and put on alarms to trigger action. Reduce distractions around your study setting.

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Creatures Of Habit: How Habits Shape Who We Are — And Who We Become At the beginning of the year, many of us make resolutions for the months to come. We resolve to work out more, procrastinate less, or save more money. Though some people stick with these aspirations, many of us fall short. This week, psychologist Wendy Wood shares what researchers have found about h...

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Dreading Thanksgiving With the Family? Follow This Advice Readers offer time-tested tips for a tension-free Thanksgiving, no matter what you think of your relatives.

Purchase a few flash drives and back up work daily so that you don’t lose drafts of papers or projects.

Work with a partner or small group to consider and flesh out ideas for papers and projects.

Schedule visits to a physician to renew prescriptions for chronic physical, emotional or attention-related difficulties