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how to disagree with someone in group discussions

How to disagree with someone in group discussions

Katie Azevedo October 25, 2021communication, good habits, self advocacy

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Whether you’re a student or a working professional, group projects, group discussions and meetings can be an effective way to collaborate and make decisions. But working with others can also be challenging.  Group work can be challenging because it’s difficult to …

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5 back-to-school tips for middle and high school students

Katie Azevedo August 23, 2021good habits, grades, motivation, self advocacy

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. This post is full of back-to-school tips for middle and high school students. I have several back-to-school tutorials on my blog, so if you’re looking for more, check out these 10 tips and these 8 tips when you’re done reading about …

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how to work well with others

How to work well with others: 17 tips for working in groups

Katie Azevedo April 26, 2021communication, good habits, productivity, self advocacy

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Whether you’re in school or at an office (or both), knowing how to work well with others is a superpower. The better you can work well with others, especially those with challenging personalities, the better off you’ll be. This tutorial is …

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how to help your high schooler child manage high school

For parents: How to help your child manage high school, Part 2

Katie Azevedo November 2, 2020communication, good habits, mental health, self advocacy, tips for parents

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. This is Part 2 of a series about how parents can help their child manage high school. Read Part 1. As I discussed in Part 1, parents of high schoolers often struggle to find the balance between helping their child be …

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3 tips for parents: How to help your child manage high school, Part 1

Katie Azevedo October 26, 2020communication, self advocacy, tips for parents

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. This is Part 1 of a series about how parents can help their child manage high school. Read Part 2. Parents of high school students have a unique challenge in finding the balance between helping their child be successful, and encouraging …

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9 tips for communicating while wearing a mask in the classroom

Katie Azevedo October 12, 2020communication, self advocacy

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Never in a million years would I have predicted that I’d be writing this post. But alas, Covid-19 has made masks as common in the classroom as a stack of papers. As studies have proven, masks are essential in helping stop …

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How to do hard things

How to do hard things: 6 tips for completing difficult tasks

Katie Azevedo August 3, 2020good habits, procrastination, productivity, self advocacy

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. This post about how to do hard things is one of many resources in my anti-procrastination series. I’ve included links to the other resources throughout this post and at the end.  Every post in this anti-procrastination series begins with a list …

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I don’t want to do my work because I don’t care about it: 5 procrastination tips

Katie Azevedo July 27, 2020good habits, procrastination, productivity, self advocacy, study tips

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. This post is one of many resources in my anti-procrastination series. I’ve included links to the other resources throughout this post and at the end.  Each post in this series begins with a list of 6 common reasons most people procrastinate. …

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I don't like my teacher how to deal with bad teachers

I don’t like my teacher: How to deal with “bad” teachers

Katie Azevedo January 21, 2020good habits, learning styles, mental health, self advocacy

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. “I don’t like my teacher.” I hear this all the time, and I get it. My favorite teacher in the whole world was my second grade teacher because she took me to the fifth grade classroom to borrow cool books. Somehow, …

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What to do when you’re absent from class: College edition

Katie Azevedo December 5, 2019good habits, organization, self advocacy, time management

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. This is part two of a two-part series about what to do when you’re absent from class. Part one outlined strategies for high school students, while this post is more appropriate for students in college or graduate school. As I wrote …

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