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Advanced Pomodoro Techniques for Students: Boost Focus and Study Smarter

Katie Azevedo May 19, 2025focus, homework, productivity, study skills, time management

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. The Pomodoro Technique is a popular time management strategy for increasing focus and motivation during tasks. It’s perfect for students, professionals, and anyone who has work to do and not a lot of time to do it.  The classic Pomodoro Technique …

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How to Clean Up Your Digital Profile Before College (5 Steps You Shouldn’t Ignore)

Katie Azevedo May 12, 2025career and internships, college applications, college tips

Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. As you prepare to transition from high school to college, there’s one often-overlooked task that can make a big difference in how you’re perceived by future classmates, professors, and even potential employers: cleaning up your digital profile.  In a world where anyone …

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How to Deal with a Disorganized Teacher: 6 Tips for Students

Katie Azevedo May 5, 2025communication, self advocacy

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Shocker, but not all teachers are organized. Some forget to post assignments. Some take forever to give feedback or grade essays. Some change due dates without telling anyone.  And while it’s easy to blame a bad grade or an unreasonable deadline …

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How to Get an A on Final Projects: 5 Tips for High School and College Students

Katie Azevedo April 28, 2025college tips, grades

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Many high school teachers and college professors assign final projects instead of final exams. Teachers and professors may choose a final project over an exam for several reasons. First, it may fit the subject better. Second, they want to see if …

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10 “Good” School Habits That Seem Smart (But Are Actually Bad)

Katie Azevedo April 14, 2025good habits

Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Some habits feel smart and productive simply because we’ve done them for so long — or because they look like the right thing to do.  But not all school habits are created equal. In fact, some of the most common strategies students …

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How to Use Dual Coding to Study (And Why You Should)

Katie Azevedo April 7, 2025memory, note-taking, study skills, vocabulary

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Dual coding is a study strategy that can shorten how long you study and increase how much you learn. Dual coding works best when combined with other study methods, especially interleaved practice, the Feynman technique, and any study method using active …

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3 Quick Organization Tips for High School and College Students

Katie Azevedo March 31, 2025executive function, organization

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Disorganization can make everything around you feel out of control. You don’t know where things are, you don’t know when assignments are due, and your external environment signals chaos. The opposite is also true. When we’re at least somewhat organized, everything …

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Weekend Routine for Students: 5 Ways to Reduce School Stress (Without Doing More Work)

Katie Azevedo March 24, 2025good habits, routines, time management

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. I often see students take one of two approaches to their weekends: They either ignore school completely until the stress and workload catch up with them, or they spend their weekend frantically catching up on everything they didn’t do during the …

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How Catastrophic Thinking Wrecks Your Grades (And How to Stop)

Katie Azevedo March 17, 2025grades, mental health, test anxiety

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Does this scenario sound familiar? You bomb a test and it brings down your class grade. That makes you feel bad, so you zone out during the next few classes because you think, ā€œWhat’s the point? I already failed.ā€ As a …

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How to Use Parkinson’s Law to Get Schoolwork Done Faster

Katie Azevedo March 3, 2025focus, goal setting, procrastination, productivity, time management

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Have you ever noticed that an assignment due in one week takes one week to complete, but a same-sized assignment due in one day only takes one day to do? This isn’t just a ā€œyouā€ thing. It’s due to a psychological …

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