Did you know that May is Mental Health Awareness Month in the United States? Mental illness in teens and young adults is a constant, continuous problem, and it certainly affects college students. Balancing college classes on top of your mental health is a hard thing to do, and it’s okay to give yourself a break when […]
Looking Behind the Physicalities: Mental Health in College Read Post »
Throughout elementary, middle and high school, I always began the year with a fresh, new notebook divided into color-coordinated sections for each subject. I fully intended to keep up with my assignments using this perfectly organized system. It worked well for me — until I got to ninth grade English. Reading and writing are two of
Freshman Burnout: How To Avoid Bombing Your First 2 Semesters Read Post »
Any future teachers out there? If you answered yes, then Florida Future Educators of America (FFEA) is the club for you! FFEA is in schools all across the state at the elementary level, at the secondary level (middle and high school) and all the way up into the colleges and universities. It is a great
Thinking About Teaching? Join the Club! Read Post »
My senior year in high school was definitely a memorable one. To me, the main difference from my other high school years was the speed in which it came and went. Looking back on it now, it almost seems like a blur. That can be hard to believe when you put into perspective everything students
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