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More often than not we use negative self-talk when we describe how we study. This is definitely not going to help our academic success as the only message our sub-concious is getting is that we are a failure. Wherever possible try to use positive self-talk or affirmations (even if you don't believe them yet). If you keep saying these things your sub-concious will finally start to believe you and make the necessary changes in your brain and body to turn your academic success around. Saying these things once is not enough. Why not make it a daily mantra when you get out of bed, when you are cleaning your teeth, walking the dog or doing some regular daily activity.
Coding is becoming a popular activity both in and out of the classroom. It is now part of the Australian Curriculum and central to STEM / STEAM and Makerspaces activities. While there are many different resources and approaches to coding Code Academy is one of the most popular free resources to help students and teachers get started. There are a range of coding languages you can learn with Code Academy including the following:
Even if you can't see beyond the next bend in your journey have faith that the road continues, courage to
keep going and belief in yourself that you have what it takes to get to the end - whatever that end may be. Using curated sites for great study tips and ideas
There are some excellent websites, blogs and curated sites on study skills available on the web. Find one or two that align with your needs and interests and follow them. They will help keep you focused and when you need a bit of a 'push' they can help keep you motivated or back on track. Pinterest has some great boards on study tips and skills. Wy not take a look and see if there is anything of use. It is very visual so great for the visual / spatial learner. |
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