For All You Future Scientists: protocol and efficiency is of utmost importance. Being an epilepsy research assistant at Texas Children’s Hospital, this applies a lot to me. Understanding the protocol and efficiency is at the core of my job,
College can be an exciting time of your life. Your college years are a time for both self-discovery and learning about the world around you. Although not all your learning will take place in a classroom, mastering the material
Your college transition can be scary and exciting all at the same time. You will undeniably meet both some of the coolest and most frustrating people you will ever encounter during your college career. It’s the first time you
For those of you headed off to college in the fall, make sure to check out your campus’s career services center once you get there. It offers a variety of resources and services designed to help you succeed in
“A scientist!”
“Teacher”
“Doctor!”
“Lawyer!”
In childhood, friends and family members begin asking the simple, yet complex question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” And kids give canned answers based on their limited experiences and
Expressing one’s self is harder than it seems, especially since communication protocol changes based on whom you’re speaking to and the specific environment you find yourself in. As a student, you will find the need for strong communication in
I believe that all students are created equal. Of course, some students may be more skilled at certain subjects than others, and everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses. Some concepts are more difficult to grasp than others. But
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a complex mental health disorder that can affect a child’s success in school and with interpersonal relationships. Unfortunately, the symptoms of ADHD do vary and are sometimes difficult to recognize. Here are common
In a previous post, I discussed the importance of confidence in a learning environment for students. A lack of confidence can have a severely detrimental effect on a student’s ability to succeed in school. Below are two easy tips
One child needs a ride to ballet, and the other says he’s hungry. The dog is anxiously waiting by the side door to go potty, yet the laundry won’t do itself. Sound familiar? If you’re a busy mom with