30 Student Memes That Might Make You Laugh And Cry At The Same Time, As Shared By This Dedicated Online Group
People often say "Student life is golden life," and those who've already waved goodbye to their school years will most likely agree.
It's a carefree time that pushes you to experience all the exciting and, at times, bizarre things adolescence could possibly offer.
It's a period of life where you finally start searching for your true self and trying out new pursuits that could help you decide your future.
Besides, you get a free pass to make mistakes that you'll later learn from without spending too much time worrying about the responsibilities that might come afterwards.
However, although the years are packed with thrilling events, you'll get your fair share of stressing with all the deadlines and exams – but worry no more, this "Get Studying" subreddit has been made explicitly to cheer up studying folk with some handy/relatable content.
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"Vaccines don't work" - guy on internet who've had zero experience in the field of virology or epidemiology but has spent 100hrs on Whatsapp and Facebook.
My life has changed forever. On the other hand, I might just be on BP the whole day.
Dimitri Mendeleev, I always remember that name from the first week of chemistry class. Hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium boron carbon nitrogen oxygen. That's as much as I can go.
I always enjoy my break, scolling through BP and be an unproductive mammal for just 1 hour feels good
Once I tried playing music and studying. It resulted in me rapping the lyrics and dancing crazy in my room.
In the last 15 seconds, there is true magic as the power of the universe and all life forms is emitted into us as we make the project in faster than the speed of light.
yes and textbook remains untouched by end of "study session".
Can we all take a moment to value the creator of Khan Academy? He doesn’t even get money for it. And he helps so many people!
Part of my dyslexia made copying of a board futile. At university, I mostly just listened and copied at night from class mate, not ideal as I couldn't remember bits I wanted to add. I asked a tutor if I could get a copy of his lecture notes and annotate them. He went further and got me copies for most of my classes. Later, when I became a teacher I left copies of my notes at the front for anyone who wanted to work that way. Turned out, more than half liked it everyday and almost everyone used it sometimes. Grades went up, everyone happy. I don't find kids taking pictures on their phones to simply forget about works for many though
Turns to google for more info--> ends up watching cats punching other animals on Youtube.
I LOVED having school online. It's been about a year since we're back in school and I miss online classes every day.
*me reading the dark purple one, remembering petfinder exists, an immediately going on there*
Seriously, all studying for tests ever taught me to do was to pass a test. once you get out into a field, you find that being able to locate information is far more important than memorizing it.
When one of my students had been absent for a long time, I'd tell them "Catch all the way up on your other subjects first. Then we'll get to your math. You can't catch up with math with other stuff hanging over your head." And this always worked.
When one of my students had been absent for a long time, I'd tell them "Catch all the way up on your other subjects first. Then we'll get to your math. You can't catch up with math with other stuff hanging over your head." And this always worked.
