This story will be one that many will refer to in the future as being one of the most significant moments for higher education. Dr. Ruth Gottesman, the 93-year-old widow of a Wall Street financier, has donated $1 billion to the Bronx medical school, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She has instructed that the donation will be used to cover tuition for all students going forward. Dr. Gottesman is a former professor at the school and Chair of the Board of Governors for the institution. The donation is not only Continue Reading
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5 Motivating Sayings
Students, here are 5 sayings that can motivate you through the current semester. “Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will.” –Karim SeddikiI can be hard on myself at times for circumstances that are beyond my control. It’s critical to keep an optimistic attitude not only during challenging situations at school but also at home when dealing with roommates, home sickness, difficult relationships, etc. You’re doing your personal best, and at the end of the day, everyone is in the same boat, so don’t question yourself. “Don’t wait until you’ve Continue Reading
Effective Strategies for Midterm Exam Preparation
Introduction: Midterm exams pose a significant challenge for students, requiring a comprehensive understanding of the course material and effective study techniques. This essay aims to provide a detailed analysis of the strategies and approaches that can be employed to prepare for a midterm exam successfully. By following these guidelines, students can enhance their learning experience, boost their confidence, and achieve better results. I. Understand the Exam Structure and Content: Before diving into the study process, it is crucial to comprehend the exam’s structure and content. Analyze previous exams, if available, Continue Reading
What Your Kid is Up Against
A Determination to Learn
If you are not willing to learn No one can help you. If you are determined to learn, No one can stop you. Continue Reading
How to Reduce Math Test Anxiety – part 2
DURING THE TEST Remember, if possible, sit at the front of the room. By doing so, you will be less distracted by what the other students are doing and you will be able to concentrate more on what you need to do. Carefully read the instructions at the beginning of the test before starting any problem. Go to a problem that is familiar to you. You don’t always have to work the problems in sequence. So begin with one that you are confident you can work correctly. You will be Continue Reading
How to Reduce Math Test Anxiety – part 1
Students who fear math feel the most anxious when confronted with a mast test. In addition to the methods discussed earlier, several other positive steps will help reduce test anxiety. Before the Test The unknown or unexpected is usually what you most fear when taking a test. You can eliminate this source of fear by knowing exactly what material the test will cover. If not written or announced by the teacher, ask! Ask what pages to review and what kind of problems you need to know. But don’t nitpick by Continue Reading
Why Do People Hate Math
Oftentimes, a fear of failure lies at the heart of hatred or avoidance or, or anxiety about, math. Something happened: At some point, a negative experience with math occurred. It may have been a ove or an illness, or perhaps a family trauma, such as a death or a divorce. Or maybe it was a poor relationship with a teacher. In any event, something happened that caused that student to miss some basics. And math is a subject that builds on knowledge. So when some basic building blocks are lost, Continue Reading
Stay Sharp During Spring Break 2023
It’s almost Spring Break! We know most students are looking forward to sitting back, relaxing, and soaking up the sun, if possible. However, sitting back and unwinding the entire time can lead to some serious setbacks in school. You don’t want to waste all those hours of hard work this year for a few hours of TV time. So shut off that TV, go outside and keep enhancing your skills in the most fun way possible. Don’t Forget About Your Books The easiest way to stay sharp is to read Continue Reading