(Epi)Genetics What Jurassic Park Got Wrong about the ‘BluePrint of a Living Thing’ Mr. DNA Introduces Genomics . . . In the summer of 1993, Steven Spielberg’s classic hit Jurassic Park came to life across the big screen. With it came a novel connection to science and scientific inquiry for millions across many walks of life, children and adult alike. […]
A #Reclaiming2020 Thread For so many of us, the end of 2020 can’t come soon enough. The allure of a new year and the proverbial blank slate is something that has incredible psychological power. Well now we’ve got 30 days left and, though the last few months have given me hope for a brighter future, my own personal future is […]
A #Reclaiming2020 Thread School can be a lot for students under the best of circumstances, and this is equally as true for grad students as it is for kindergartners Burnout, Screen Fatigue, and Other Anxieties Mental health, establishing healthy study habits, and knowing how to find an appropriate balance is something we put a lot of focus on her at […]
I have been in Grad School for a grand total of about three months now, studying Experimental and Medical Bioscience here in Sweden. And if I said that the road to get here was a smooth one it would be a bald-faced lie. I struggled as a student for many years in a lot of different areas. Mastering difficult concepts, […]
As we dive further and further into the school year, and I dive further and further into my first year of grad school, it feels like a good time to review one of the best study methods in the known universe – Outlining. Yeah, I know, not super complicated, and yet somehow so many of us seem to have pushed […]
If you have ever happened to google the terms ‘study’, ‘productivity’, or ‘efficient’ at all in the last several years you may have come across the term ‘Pomodoro Method’. Named after the Italian word for Tomato, this 25 minutes on five minutes off study and productivity technique derives from the use of a tomato-shaped timer and is hailed as the […]
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We have pulled together the best advice from veteran home school teachers as well as students to help you conquer the coming digital semester.
As a tutor and nanny for the last ten years, here are a few things to hopefully help in your learning from home journey…
If the last year has taught us anything, other than how quickly the entire world can change, it is how much we should value and how vastly underappreciated our teachers are.
